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Outraged, he decided to offer his exceptional technical skills to the UCL occupation, where he met Gaus.
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Modern German prose—entertaining, even funny, a bit weird, full of insights into the lives and times of two of Germany's greatest pre-20th-century scientists, Humboldt and Gaus.
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"I came to Sam on the eighth and I said: 'I've got this great idea,'" says Gaus.
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To differentiate between the two Sams, other occupiers christened them "Sam the techie" (Carlisle), and "Techie Sam" (Gaus).
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Modern German prose—entertaining, even funny, a bit weird, full of insights into the lives and times of two of Germany's greatest pre-20th-century scientists, Humboldt and Gaus.
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Physically, the pair are chalk-and-cheese – Carlisle is pale and stocky; Gaus dark-haired and tall – but intellectually they seem united.
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"I want to understand" is the Leitmotiv of Arnedt's famous interview with Günter Gaus.
Balkinization 2006
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Morals by Agreement on the Kalai-Smorodinsky bargaining solution (see also Gaus 1990, Ch. IX).
Contemporary Approaches to the Social Contract D'Agostino, Fred 2008
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Better, suggests Gaus, to understand the concept being a coercive law that is justified to an agent along the following lines:
Religion and Political Theory Eberle, Chris 2008
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"I want to understand" is the Leitmotiv of Arnedt's famous interview with Günter Gaus.
Balkinization 2006
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