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Efraim Podoksik 《British Journal for the History of Philosophy》2013,21(2):297-318
Seventeenth-century philosopher Margaret Cavendish wrote not only several philosophical treatises, but also many fictional works. I argue for taking the latter as serious objects of study for historians of philosophy, and sketch a method for doing so. Cavendish's fiction is full of conflicting viewpoints, and many authors have argued that this demonstrates that she did not intend her literary works to serve serious philosophical purpose. But if we consider philosophers more central to the canon, such as Plato or Kierkegaard, who sometimes used literary forms to do serious philosophy, we see that these arguments are unfounded. Like those philosophers, Cavendish had several philosophical motivations for pursuing value-theoretic issues through the flexible formats of literary genres. This suggests that Cavendish's literary corpus may be fruitful and largely unexplored ground for the history of philosophy. 相似文献
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Reviewed by Linda Samuel 《Occupational Therapy in Mental Health》2013,29(1):93-94
This paper describes the process of developing and implementing a new information system, POTENT, as part of a quality assurance exercise to improve occupational therapy documentation in the hospital record. Results of a Retrospective criteria audit are presented and are supportive of a more rigorous examination of POTENT's impact on documentation practices. 相似文献
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