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What does Kant entail when he speaks of his epistemological 'Copernican Revolution'?

Kant's 'Copernican Revolution' in epistemology suggested that cosmology, particle physics, theology and free will/determinism claims involve questions that are naturally raised by the structure of the min...

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Answered by Samuel C. Philosophy tutor
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What is the difference between the present subjunctive and the imperfect subjunctive?

The difference between these two tenses is simple, it's only a matter of when you use them. Once you have learned what phrases and situations need the subjunctive all you have to remember is that if the p...

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Answered by Chloe K. Spanish tutor
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When do I use the "imperfetto" ?

The imperfetto is a tense used to express the duration of a past action without referring to its beginning, end or purpose. It is often used to describe:

Recurring actions:

Due mesi fa, anda...

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Answered by Alessio D. Italian tutor
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Why does a mutation in the genetic code change the structure of a haemoglobin molecule?

The mutation alters the base sequence which therefore changes the sequence of Amino Acids coded for (the primary structure). Now the sequence of Amino Acids has been changed when bonds form and folding oc...

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Answered by Harry M. Biology tutor
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'Edmond is clearly a villain, but he is also by far the most attractive character we meet.' Discuss.

Out of all the villains in King Lear, Edmond is by far the most complex. Edmond’s illegitimacy, immediately revealed to the audience when Gloucester states that Edmond “came saucily to this world” denotes...

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Answered by Tania A. History tutor
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