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	Cohen Morris Raphael - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Cohen, Morris Raphael (1880-1947), American philosopher and teacher, born in Minsk, Russia (now in Belarus), and educated at the College of the...
		Brandes, Georg Morris Cohen (1842-1927), Danish critic and biographer, who is regarded as one of the great systematic literary critics of modern...
		Cohen (1880-1947) Morris Raphael Cohen was born on July 25, 1880, and was a Russian-born philosopher who immigrated at the age of twelve to the...
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	Cohen, Morris Raphael: West's Encyclopedia of American Law
		Morris Raphael Cohen achieved prominence as an educator and author.
		Cohen was born July 25, 1880, in Minsk, Russia.
		Cohen was the father of Felix Cohen, who became a somewhat noteworthy philosopher/writer in the jurisprudential school of LEGAL REALISM.
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	Encyclopedia: Morris Raphael Cohen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Morris Raphael Cohen (July 25, 1880 - January 28, 1947) was a Jewish philosopher, lawyer and legal scholar who united pragmatism with logical positivism and linguistic analysis.
		Cohen was born in Minsk, Belarus (then Russian empire), but moved with his family to New York, at the age of 12.
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	Morris Raphael Cohen Biography and Summary
		Morris Raphael Cohen is important for his writings on logic, philosophy of science, and legal philosophy and as a teacher.
		Cohen, Morris Raphael(1880–1947) Morris Raphael Cohen, the American naturalistic philosopher, was born in Minsk, Russia.
		Morris Raphael Cohen(July 25, 1880 – January 28, 1947) was a Jewish philosopher, lawyer and legal scholar who united pragmatism with logical positivism and linguistic analysis.
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	Who Was Morris Raphael Cohen?
		Poverty stalked the Cohens in the ghetto of Minsk.
		n the "outside world," Morris Cohen served as visiting professor or lecturer at Johns Hopkins, Yale, Stanford and Harvard, and was elected by the students of the New School for Social Research as their first professor.
		Morris Cohen, who called logic the life-blood of philosophy, was a logical realist for whom relationships and universals were real, not nominal.
	www.ccny.cuny.edu /library/Divisions/cohen.html (1051 words)

	Readings in Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy by Morris R. Cohen and Felix S. Cohen
		In 1939 Cohen was named Chief of the Indian Law Survey, a joint project of the Lands Division of the Department of Justice and of the Department of Interior to compile all federal laws, treaties, etc., involving Native Americans.
		Cohen edited a summary of the 46-volume survey, which was published by the Interior Department as The Handbook of Federal Indian Law and remains a milestone in the evolution of Indian law.
		Cohen was born on July 25, 1880, and was a Russian-born philosopher who immigrated at the age of twelve to the United States in 1892 and studied at the City College of New York and Harvard University.
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	Morris Raphael Cohen
		Morris Raphael Cohen achieved prominence as an educator and author.
		Cohen was the father of Felix Cohen, who became a somewhat noteworthy philosopher/writer in the jurisprudential school of
		Cohen is the author of several noteworthy publications, including Reason and Nature (1931), Law and the Social Order (1933), and Faith of a Liberal (1945).
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	Search for Morris Raphael Cohen books:
		A Dreamer's Journey The Autobiography of Morris Raphael Cohen
		Morris Raphael (edited By Cohen, Felix S.) Cohen
		Freedom and Reason: Studies in Philosophy and Jewish Culture in Memory of Morris Raphael Cohen
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	Morris Raphael Cohen — FactMonster.com
		He emigrated to the United States in 1892.
		At first an instructor in mathematics at the College of the City of New York, Cohen transferred to the department of philosophy, where he taught from 1912 until 1938, becoming famous for his use of Socratic irony.
		He then taught at the Univ. of Chicago until 1942.
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	CCNY Morris Raphael Cohen Library, Reference Division
		The Reference Division of Cohen Library has the primary responsibility for serving the entire college community in the Social Sciences, Humanities and Education.
		The Cohen Library Reference Collection is a collection of highly used general and specialized sources of information, including print and online resources.
		The Reference Librarians keep abreast of specific curriculum needs, program developments and research activities through liaison activities and regular communication channels with faculty in the departments.
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	Biography of Morris Raphael Cohen \| Theses on Morris Raphael Cohen
		The American philosopher Morris Raphael Cohen (1880-1947) distinguished himself as an expositor of the nature of a liberal society, as a teacher, and as a defender of academic freedom.Morris R. Cohen was born probably on July 25, 1880, and spent his first years in a Jewish ghetto in Minsk, Russia.
		Cohen's publications stand as a positive statement of his faith in a liberal civilization and answer those critics who found in him only the sharp tongue of a nihilist.
		Further Reading Cohen's autobiography, A Dreamer's Journey (1949), is a candid depiction of the life of a Jewish immigrant.
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	The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 1867–1893 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		According to Cohen’s scheme, the three periods corresponded to three philosophical journals, the Journal of Speculative Philosophy (JSP), established in St. Louis in 1867, the Philosophical Review, established at Cornell University in 1892, and the Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods, which was founded at Columbia University in 1904.
		Cohen labeled these three periods of modern American philosophy “the theologic, the metaphysical, and the scientific.” Though I question the adequacy of Cohen’s labels for these periods, he was certainly correct that American philosophy had become increasingly secular.
		Davidson’s work with Russian immigrants like Cohen was an expression of the conception of philosophy he shared with his friends in St. Louis, according to which philosophy could serve as an antidote to suicide because it gave meaning to life.
	www.thoemmes.com /american/journal_intro.htm (6559 words)

	A Brief Chronology of Collectivism
		This was also Cohen's theme--judges were to calculate the social consequences of alternatives open in a given case and make a decision according to a clearly articulated set of social priorities.
		Cohen blasted Hans Wustendorfer, Ernst Fuchs, Arthur F. Bentley and Brooks Adams for their denial of "all value to logic and general principles." Cohen's son later boasted that it is from this conference that "much of the social and philosophical consciousness of modern American jurisprudence derives."
		Morris Cohen used the phrase "natural law with a changing content" as the slogan for his jurisprudence.
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	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Cohen Morris Raphael (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Brandes, Georg Morris Cohen (1842-1927), Danish critic and biographer, who is regarded as one of the great systematic literary critics of modern...
		Raphael (painter) (1483-1520), Italian Renaissance painter, considered one of the greatest and most popular artists of all time.
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	Morris Raphael Cohen on LibraryThing \| Catalog your books online
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		Cohen and Cohen's Readings in jurisprudence and legal philos… 1 copies
		A dreamer's journey; the autobiography of Morris Raphael Coh… 1 copies
	www.librarything.com /author/cohenmorrisraphael (296 words)

	Peirce's Arisbe: Josiah Lee Auspitz' THE WASP LEAVES THE BOTTLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the 1920s the fundraising efforts of a student of James and Royce, Morris Raphael Cohen of the City College of New York, enabled Harvard to employ as editors two junior faculty members Charles Hartshorne and Paul Weiss, who were themselves to become important professors of philosophy.
		Even Cohen, who had compiled the first Peirce bibliography (1916) and had edited a well-selected anthology of a dozen of Peirce's published essays (1923), had placed him among the lonely pioneers of philosophy whose main influence was in the fruitful suggestions they gave to others.
		Charles Morris, an American follower of Tarski and the Vienna Circle who established this terminology in the 1930s, traced his approach to Peirce's first (1867) paper on the topic.
	members.door.net /arisbe/menu/library/aboutcsp/auspitz/escape.htm (8808 words)

	Morris Raphael Cohen: LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Morris Raphael Cohen: LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER
		Legal philosopher and professor Morris Raphael Cohen's master work, LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER, is his delving into what law is to ordianar people.
		Coming from a common background himself (raised in poor Russia), Cohen asserts his practicality on such topics ranging from law and the poor, Hoover's notion of individualism, to law and the scientific method.
	web.inetba.com /gryphon/item438.ctlg (73 words)

	Jewish Criticism of Zionism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, the religious leader of nineteenth century German Orthodox Jews stated that it was a sin to promote Jewish emigration to Palestine.
		Morris Raphael Cohen, the distinguished philosopher, went so far as to argue that "Zionists fundamentally accept the racial ideology of anti-Semites, but draw different conclusions.
		Ehud Adiv, Dan Vered, Yehezkel Cohen, David Cooper and Rami Livneh are five Jewish Israelis who have been sent to prison for working against the Jewish state.
	www.mepc.org /public_asp/journal/9012_corrigan.asp (11194 words)

	The Story of Mikveh Israel Cemetery
		Robert Morris, Superintendent of the Office of Finance appointed Haym Salomon as official broker.
		Reverend Jacob Raphael Cohen celebrated the ratification of the United States Constitution by walking hand-in-hand in the procession with Reverend William White of Christ Church, the dean of Philadelphia's clergy.
		The cemetery ceased to be a regular place of burial in 1886 except for the interment of Josephine Etting in 1913, Fanny Polano Elmaleh, wife of Reverend Leon H. Elmaleh, in 1966 and Reverend Leon H. Elmaleh in 1972.
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	Confiscation Reality: The Illusion of Controls in the Big Apple
		Fifty years ago, the great New York City College philosophy professor Morris Raphael Cohen did a marvelous job of debunking attempts to read absolute values into constitutional property rights.
		Rather, inherited wealth, often initially "acquired by the labor of many, by conquest, by business manipulation,"(46) is used to flip heavily leveraged buildings from one owner to another, in and out of corporate shells.
		One's property provides such an opportunity."(47) To this justification, Professor Cohen answered: [T]he primary effect of property on a large scale is to limit freedom, since the one thing that private property law does not do is to guarantee a minimum of subsistence or the necessary tools of freedom to everyone.
	www.tenant.net /Oversight/Misc/illusion.html (5118 words)

	Roberta Strauss Feuerlicht: The Fate of the Jews
		Morris Raphael Cohen observed, "Zionists fundamentally accept the racial ideology of [the] anti-Semites, but draw different conclusions.
		Instead of the Teuton, it is the Jew that is the pure or superior race." Cohen dismissed these beliefs as "beneath contempt," but they made it possible for Zionists to feel untroubled when they violated the rights of the non-Jewish population of Palestine.
		In March 1983 Meir Cohen, a member of the Israeli parliament, said that the Israelis should have driven out two or three hundred thousand Arabs on the West Bank when they captured it in the Six Day War, as they had driven out Arabs during the War of Independence.
	www.ukar.org /feuerl01.shtml (7520 words)

	Morris Raphael Cohen: LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Morris Raphael Cohen: LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER
		Legal philosopher and professor Morris Raphael Cohen's master work, LAW AND THE SOCIAL ORDER, is his delving into what law is to ordianar people.
		Coming from a common background himself (raised in poor Russia), Cohen asserts his practicality on such topics ranging from law and the poor, Hoover's notion of individualism, to law and the scientific method.
	www.gryphoneditions.com /item111602.ctlg (73 words)

	Activist Impulses: Campus Radicalism in the 1930s (Cohen)
		The way to approach the student movement of the 30's is as a phase of the left-wing movement of the 30's, because that's actually what it was.
		It was run by Morris Raphael Cohen, whom some of you may know as one of America's greatest critical philosophers, in which Cohen went after Karl Marx, much to the great delight of all of us except a few of the really dogmatic Socialists that we had among us.
		But in any case, the men were off to war, there wasn't anybody left to carry on...
	newdeal.feri.org /students/lash.htm (6306 words)

	ASSERTING DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OVER CORPORATIONS: A CALL TO LAWYERS
		Never before have those absorbed in the producing of material things had so much power in the governance of human life.
		Jane A. Morris, "Is It Live or Is It Corporate?" (1995) (unpublished manuscript, available from editor).
		Morris Cohen, A Tribute to Professor M.R. Cohen, Teacher and Philosopher 81 (1928).
	www.ratical.com /corporations/Call2Lawyers.html (3516 words)

	Books-on-Law: Book Reviews
		Morris Raphael Cohen's observations that periods of "life and flexibility" in legal history alternate with periods of hardening and rigidity, and ends with
		Closely related is an issue that First Amendment experts continue to ponder — whether a community could, under Chaplinsky, impose a flat ban on all fighting words uttered in public, or whether it must proceed on a case-by-case basis against those who use such words in ways that threaten immediate and violent retaliation.
		On one hand, there is the Supreme Court's seeming vindication of vulgar four-letter words in Cohen v.
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