Poverty, well-being, and gender: What counts, who's heard?

Article Abstract:

Three recent books are explored that address the situation of the economically poorest quarter of the world's population, especially the women who are disproportionately represented among them. Each of the three in its own way, examines and analyzes aspects of human agency and well being, in particular women's agency and well being.

Population, Demographic aspects, Poverty, Quality of life

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Defending transitivity against Zeno's paradox

Article Abstract:

The orthodox view, that the relation all things considered better than, should be regarded as transitive, is supported. It makes clear where the argument goes wrong by showing that it is a version of Zeno's paradox of Achilles and the tortoise.

Relation (Philosophy), Relationism

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Facts and Principles

Article Abstract:

The prelude to a long study titled, rescuing justice from constructivism, is represented. Argument for a thesis about the relationship between facts and normative principles is done.

Constructivism (Education), Constructivism (Learning theory), Constructivism (Psychology)

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