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- From Racing Horses to Seeing the Elephant
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- Defining Behavior with the TOK System
- A Straightforward Model for Understanding "Depression"
- From E. Psychology to M.E. Psychology
- Searching for the Good Life
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Theory of Knowledge Society
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TOK Conference Presentations
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- Opening Remarks Day 1
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- The Emerging Science of Virtue as an Exemplar of a Moral Science
- Homeostasis, Evolution and Mental Health
- Sociology’s Contributions to a ‘Big Theory Of Knowledge’
- Opening Remarks Day 2
- Ripples in the Cosmic Web
- Evolution, Well-being and Human Values
- On the Evolution of Emotions and Learning
- Dreams: A Unified Approach
- Whence and Whither Knowledge
- Cultural Genetics and the Mystery of Human Dignity
- Between Fact and Value: Sartre and the Problem of Ultimate Justifications
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