kaufmann in A Sentence

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    But Kaufmann says that isn't true.

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    Kaufmann admits that Hegel treated many distinctively Christian

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    Levy Kaufmann Kohler.

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    Kaufmann goes on:

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    Mr. Kaufmann, let the people eat what they want.

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    The philosopher Walter Kaufmann has argued that there was great stress

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    His father, Julius Kaufmann, was Jewish while his mother had converted to Judaism.

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    In 1957, Kaufmann moved permanently to the United States with his second wife Freda.

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    Kaufmann's group is planning a future project to better determine whether political allegiances affect how people learn from experience.

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    But Kaufmann's study found that local climate affected people's willingness to believe in global warming beyond what party affiliation would suggest.

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    Then there is Susanne Kaufmann, who is technically in Austria, but I have to include her because it's so close and so good!

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    A map of United States counties shows how well Kaufmann's measure of climate change predicts where people agree that Earth's climate is warming.

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    Instead, Kaufmann and his team saw that nearly 50 percent of weather stations had high values for TMax, indicating local warming over time.

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    Despite this debate, Buber's book is widely known in the English-speaking world as I and Thou, perhaps because Smith's translation appeared years before Kaufmann's.

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    The philosopher Walter Kaufmann has argued that there was great stress on the sharp criticisms of traditional Christianity appearing in Hegel's so-called early theological writings.

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    After Tang calculated TMax using data from weather stations across the United States, he showed a map to Kaufmann, who was surprised to see a pattern.

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    After Tang calculated TMax using data from weather stations across the United States, he presented a map to Kaufmann, who was surprised to see a pattern.

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    Kaufmann also points out that Hegel's references to God or to the divine-and also to spirit-drew on classical Greek as well as Christian connotations of the terms.

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    In that letter in German, he wrote,“Mr Walter Kaufmann of Prague, currently in Bombay(India), has been known to me for years as an inventive and gifted musician.

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    Despite this debate, Buber's book is widely known in the English-speaking world as I and Thou, perhaps because the Smith translation appeared years before the Kaufmann one.

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    Kaufmann also points out that Hegel's references to God or to the divine- and also to spirit- drew on classical Greek as well as Christian connotations of the terms.

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    Kaufmann admits that Hegel treated many distinctively Christian themes and"sometimes could not resist equating" his conception of spirit(Geist)"with God, instead of saying clearly: in God I do not believe; spirit suffices me".

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    Kaufmann admits that Hegel treated many distinctively Christian themes and"sometimes could not resist equating" his conception of spirit(Geist)"with God, instead of saying clearly: in God I do not believe; spirit suffices me.

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    The work began when Robert Kaufmann, professor of earth and environment at Boston University, and PhD candidate Xiaojing Tang wanted to develop a new measure of local climate change based on record high and low temperatures in the US.

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    Kaufmann goes on: In addition to his beloved Greeks, Hegel saw before him the example of Spinoza and, in his own time, the poetry of Goethe, Schiller, and Hölderlin, who also liked to speak of gods and the divine.

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    Walter Kaufmann has argued that as unlikely as it may sound, it is not the case that Hegel was unable to write clearly, but that Hegel felt that'he must and should not write in the way in which he was gifted.'.

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    After assuring his client, Edgar Kaufmann, that he had been diligently working on the plans for Kaufmann's new home for the past nine months, Kaufmann surprised Wright with a phone call out of the blue informing him that he would be at Wright's home that day to look at the plans.

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