Abstract This article provides a reconsideration of Gregory Nazianzen’s account the Christological union by analysing Gregory’s conception as ‘mixture’ (μίξις) or ‘blending’ (κρᾶσις). While scholars have long recognized that conceives Christ’s humanity and divinity kind ‘mixture’, there is disagreement to which philosophical understanding mixture—if any—underlies this conception. Three rival in...

The success of many activities of modern civilization crucially depends on careful planning. Some activities should be carried out during a certain period of the year. For example: When is the right time of the year to sow, when is the right time to plow? It is thus no surprise that calendars are found in literally every ancient civilization. The earth revolves around the sun in about 365.2422 ...

These two volumes form part of the excellent In Practice series, published by the Royal Society of Medicine. Each examines an aspect of cardiology and presents it in such a way as to be accessible for the expert and the generalist alike. Professor Lip is well known for his work on atrial fibrillation, and the book manages to include a lot of information. Despite this, it is very readable. My on...

In his ‘Objective Bayesian calibration and the problem of non-convex evidence’, Gregory Wheeler criticises the principle I invoke in Williamson (2010) for calibrating degrees of belief with chances. Bayesian epistemologists commonly appeal to some sort of Calibration norm that says that degrees of belief should be calibrated to known chances. Typically they invoke a principle variously known as...

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The authors thank Sidney Kushner and Tapan Som for plasmids and P.C. Tai for antibodies. This is journal paper No. J-18212 of the Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, Ames, IA, Project No. IOW3220, and was supported by the National Institutes of Health (GM5083604), Hatch Act and State of Iowa funds. Address correspondence to Dr. Gregory J. Phillips, Department of Microbiology...

Vol. XXXVIII (August 2001), 349–361 349 *Alexander Chernev is Associate Professor of Marketing (e-mail: ach@ kellogg.nwu.edu), and Gregory S. Carpenter is James Farley/Booz-Allen & Hamilton Professor of Marketing Strategy (e-mail: g-carpenter@kellogg. nwu.edu), Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University. The authors thank Dawn Iacobucci, Angela Lee, Brian Sternthal, Alice Ty...