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Us Magazine-Dec. 8, 2014
FLOTUS, 50, donned a blush Monique Lhuillier dress with a sheer neckline, embellished with iridescent beading from top to bottom. Snapped heading out of the ...
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Daily Mail-Jan. 23, 2014
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Daily Mail-Sep. 14, 2014
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Iconic fashion designer Vivienne Westwood has been chosen as the ... In the film, Miss Piggy wears the couture wedding gown, with corset detailing and ...
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We would not be able to judge neither on the existence nor on the value of narrative, if repelled from science, and Vice versa: the relevant criteria are not the same here and there. One could, of course, be satisfied with admiring this variety of discourse, as is the case in the vegetable or animal world. On the other hand, lament the "loss of meaning" in the postmodern era does it mean to regret that knowledge is no longer mainly narrative. But this is a contradiction. The other not less than the first and consists in the desire to separate or clean (using operators such as, for example, development p.) scientific knowledge from narrative, as if it's the latter contained the first in the Bud.
Meanwhile, types of language, like living species, come together in relationship and, admittedly, not always harmonious. Another reason that may justify a brief reminder of the characteristics of the language game of science, specifically its relationship to the narrative knowledge We have said that this is the last ??
it affirms itself through the transmission of its pragmatism and because it does not resort to reasoning or to bring evidence. That is why it connects lack of understanding of the problems of scientific discourse with a certain tolerance to it; it sees it only as a variety in the family of narrative cultures95. The reverse is not true. Sets of scientific issues
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