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commensuration

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1818); see also John Finnis, Commensuration and Public Reason, in INCOMMENSURABILITY, INCOMPARABILITY, AND PRACTICAL REASON 215, 229-30 (Ruth Chang ed.
Golden rule reasoning, moral judgment, and law by Duxbury, Neil / Notre Dame Law Review
Under Mephistopheles direction, then, hell becomes the locale for Faustus to explore problems of quantification or commensuration, of determining "enoughness.
"The verie paines of hell": Doctor Faustus and the controversy over ... by Hirschfeld, Heather Anne / Shakespeare Studies
Jerusalem is seen as a village, an image which is commonly in commensuration with the non-urban representation of Jerusalem in Palestinian literature.
Representations of Jerusalem in the modern Palestinian novel by Harb, Ahmad / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)
 
 
 
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