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Gary L Stahl

from Pensacola, FL
Age ~75
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Gary Lstahl
Phone and address:
56 Arapaho Dr, Pensacola, FL 32507
Related to:
Jason L StahlKara Schneidawind, 60Shoko HarmsDevan Stahl, 40Patrick Shull, 71
Connected to:
Adrienne Stahl, 48Allison Stahl, 30Angela Stahl, 36Anita B Stahl, 50Antoine L Stahl, 53Arica J Stahl, 37Audra Stahl, 56Betty Stahl, 50Briar K Stahl, 45Bridget K Stahl, 69

Gary Stahl Phones & Addresses

  • 56 Arapaho Dr, Pensacola, FL 32507
  • 1723 Willow Ct, Kokomo, IN 46902 (765) 455-1710
  • Seattle, WA
  • Bloomington, IN
  • Scottsdale, AZ
  • Los Fresnos, TX

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Gary E Stahl

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MT000851T - Expired
Category:
Medicine
Type:
Graduate Medical Trainee

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Gary E. Stahl

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Specialties:
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Work:
Childrens Regional Hospital Neonatology
1 Cooper Plz FL 5, Camden, NJ 08103
(856) 342-2265 (phone)
Education:
Medical School
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
Graduated: 1977
Procedures:
Hearing Evaluation
Psychological and Neuropsychological Tests
Pulmonary Function Tests
Conditions:
Anemia
Atopic Dermatitis
Bacterial Pneumonia
Conditions of Pregnancy and Delivery
Congenital Anomalies of the Heart
Languages:
English
Portuguese
Spanish
Description:
Dr. Stahl graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in 1977. He works in Camden, NJ and specializes in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. Dr. Stahl is affiliated with Cooper University Hospital.

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Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
7733659, Jun 8, 2010
Filed:
Aug 15, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/893357
Inventors:
Chris R. Snider - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael E. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
Assignee:
Delphi Technologies, Inc. - Troy MI
International Classification:
H05K 5/00
US Classification:
361752, 361685, 361704, 361724, 29830
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20100186217, Jul 29, 2010
Filed:
Feb 26, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/713423
Inventors:
CHRIS R. SNIDER - NOBLESVILLE IN, US
VINEET GUPTA - NOBLESVILLE IN, US
JOSEPH K. HUNTZINGER - KOKOMO IN, US
MICHAEL G. COADY - KOKOMO IN, US
CURTIS ALLEN STAPERT - NOBLESVILLE IN, US
KEVIN EARL MEYER - SWARTZ CREEK MI, US
TIMOTHY D. GARNER - KOKOMO IN, US
JEFFREY T. BELL - KOKOMO IN, US
ROBERT L. VADAS - NOBLESVILLE IN, US
DONALD G. MOESCHBERGER - KOKOMO IN, US
ALLEN E. OBERLIN - WINDFALL IN, US
PAUL C. BURTON - S.E. KENTWOOD MI, US
DAN D. CARMAN - RUSSIAVILLE IN, US
GARY L. STAHL - KOKOMO IN, US
JOHN MICHAEL MATLY - KOKOMO IN, US
RICK L. HATCHER - CICERO IN, US
EDGAR GLENN HASSLER - SHARPSVILLE IN, US
QUAN N. NGUYEN - FORT WAYNE IN, US
WILLIAM R. REED - CICERO IN, US
KIP R. PIEL - KOKOMO IN, US
JERRY J. WENDLING - ANDERSON IN, US
TIM A. KENWORTHY - GREENTOWN IN, US
PAUL A. UGLUM - NOBLESVILLE IN, US
MICHAEL E. FYE - KOKOMO IN, US
PHILIP M. SCOTT - KOKOMO IN, US
Assignee:
DELPHI TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Troy MI
International Classification:
B23P 11/00
B23P 15/00
US Classification:
295921, 298962
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20100202623, Aug 12, 2010
Filed:
Apr 21, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/764195
Inventors:
Chris R. Snider - Nobleville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael F. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
H04B 1/08
H04R 29/00
H05K 13/00
E05D 3/14
E05D 3/06
F16B 1/00
B23K 26/38
B05D 5/06
H05K 5/00
H05K 9/00
H05K 7/20
H01H 13/14
G04B 17/00
US Classification:
381 58, 381 86, 29829, 16370, 403410, 21912169, 264132, 36167901, 361818, 361714, 200530, 368184
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20100205622, Aug 12, 2010
Filed:
Apr 14, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/759731
Inventors:
CHRIS R. SNIDER - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael E. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
G11B 33/12
F28F 7/00
B65D 85/00
US Classification:
720652, 165185, 206335, G9B 33026
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20110292609, Dec 1, 2011
Filed:
Aug 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/208635
Inventors:
CHRIS R. SNIDER - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael F. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
H05K 7/20
US Classification:
361704
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20110292616, Dec 1, 2011
Filed:
Aug 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/208655
Inventors:
Chris R. SNIDER - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet GUPTA - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. HUNTZINGER - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. COADY - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen STAPERT - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl MEYER - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. GARNER - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. BELL - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. VADAS - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. MOESCHBERGER - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. OBERLIN - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. BURTON - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. CARMAN - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. STAHL - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael MATLY - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. HATCHER - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn HASSLER - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. NGUYEN - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. REED - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. PIEL - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. WENDLING - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. KENWORTHY - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. UGLUM - Noblesville IN, US
Michael E. FYE - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. SCOTT - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
H05K 5/00
US Classification:
361724
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20110292769, Dec 1, 2011
Filed:
Aug 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/208699
Inventors:
CHRIS R. SNIDER - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael E. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
G04C 11/02
US Classification:
368 47
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Lightweight Audio System For Automotive Applications And Method

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US Patent:
20110299251, Dec 8, 2011
Filed:
Aug 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/208746
Inventors:
CHRIS R. SNIDER - Noblesville IN, US
Vineet Gupta - Noblesville IN, US
Joseph K. Huntzinger - Kokomo IN, US
Michael G. Coady - Kokomo IN, US
Curtis Allen Stapert - Carmel IN, US
Kevin Earl Meyer - Swartz Creek MI, US
Timothy D. Garner - Kokomo IN, US
Jeffrey T. Bell - Kokomo IN, US
Robert L. Vadas - Noblesville IN, US
Donald G. Moeschberger - Kokomo IN, US
Allen E. Oberlin - Windfall IN, US
Paul C. Burton - S.E. Kentwood MI, US
Dan D. Carman - Russiaville IN, US
Gary L. Stahl - Kokomo IN, US
John Michael Matly - Kokomo IN, US
Rick L. Hatcher - Cicero IN, US
Edgar Glenn Hassler - Sharpsville IN, US
Quan N. Nguyen - Fort Wayne IN, US
William R. Reed - Cicero IN, US
Kip R. Piel - Kokomo IN, US
Jerry J. Wendling - Anderson IN, US
Tim A. Kenworthy - Greentown IN, US
Paul A. Uglum - Noblesville IN, US
Michael E. Fye - Kokomo IN, US
Philip M. Scott - Kokomo IN, US
International Classification:
H05K 7/20
H05K 5/02
H05K 9/00
US Classification:
361704, 361818, 36167901
Abstract:
A lightweight radio/CD player for vehicular application is virtually “fastenerless” and includes a case and frontal interface formed of polymer based material that is molded to provide details to accept audio devices such as playback mechanisms (if desired) and radio receivers, as well as the circuit boards required for electrical control and display. The case and frontal interface are of composite structure, including an insert molded electrically conductive wire mesh screen that has been pre-formed to contour with the molding operation. The wire mesh provides EMC, RFI, BCI and ESD shielding and grounding of the circuit boards via exposed wire mesh pads and adjacent ground clips. The PCB architecture is bifurcated into a first board carrying common circuit components in a surface mount configuration suitable for high volume production, and a second board carrying application specific circuit components in a wave soldered stick mount configuration. The major components and subassemblies are self-fixturing during the final assembly process, eliminating the need for dedicated tools, fixtures and assembly equipment. The major components and subassemblies self-interconnect by integral guide and connection features effecting “slide lock” and “snap lock” self-interconnection. The radio architecture includes improved push buttons employing 4-bar living hinge linkage and front loaded decorative trim buttons.

Isbn (Books And Publications)

The Philosopher in the Community: Essays in Memory of Bertram Morris

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Author

Gary Stahl

ISBN #

0819141879

The Philosopher in the Community: Essays in Memory of Bertram Morris

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Author

Gary Stahl

ISBN #

0819141887

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Human Transactions: The Emergence Of Meaning In Time

Human Transactions: The Emergence of Meaning In Time

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Given the evolutionary and developmental processes that form a human being, can we plausibly believe that people can make rational and autonomous choices about their lives? How can such choices be non-arbitrary and compelling if there are no norms outside the historical process against which they ca...
Author

Gary Stahl

Binding

Hardcover

Pages

232

Publisher

Temple University Press

ISBN #

156639287X

EAN Code

9781566392877

ISBN #

9

Webs Of Reality: Social Perspectives On Science And Religion

Webs of Reality: Social Perspectives on Science and Religion

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Science and religion are often thought to be advancing irreconcilable goals and thus to be mutually antagonistic. Yet in the often acrimonious debates between the scientific and religious communities, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that both science and religion are systems of thought and know...
Author

William A. Stahl, Gary Diver, Yvonne Petry

Binding

Paperback

Pages

254

Publisher

Rutgers University Press

ISBN #

0813531071

EAN Code

9780813531076

ISBN #

3

Nuclear Weapons And The Future Of Humanity: The Fundamental Questions (Philosophy And Society Series)

Nuclear Weapons and the Future of Humanity: The Fundamental Questions (Philosophy and society series)

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The excellent quality and depth of the various essays make [the book] an invaluable resource....It is likely to become essential reading in its field.--CHOICE
Binding

Paperback

Pages

512

Publisher

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

ISBN #

0847672581

EAN Code

9780847672585

ISBN #

1

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Gary L Stahl from Pensacola, FL, age ~75 Get Report