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데이빗슨의 Slingshot 논변은 진리대응론을 논박하는가?

  • Lee, Byeong-Deok
    • Korean Journal of Logic
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    • v.4
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    • pp.109-123
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    • 2000
  • 데이빗슨은 "Slingshot 논변"이라는 그의 유명한 논변을 이용하여 진리 대응론을 비판한다. 그의 논변은 타당하지만, 다음 두 전제들에 의존한다. (1) 논리적으로 동치인 문장들은 같은 사실에 대응한다. (2) 참인 문장은 그 문장 내의 한 단칭어가 공지시적 단칭어에 의해 대체될 때 대응하는 사실이 변하지 않는다. 이 논문에서 필자는 두 번째 전제가 설득력이 없음을, 특히, Slingshot 논변의 구성을 위해 필수적인 통일성 문장들에 대해서 설득력이 없음을 주장한다.

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Digital fabrication and application of clear aligner after alignment with NiTi archwires (NiTi 호선을 이용한 초기 배열 후 디지털 방식 투명교정장치의 적용)

  • Lim, Sung-Hoon
    • The Journal of the Korean dental association
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    • v.54 no.7
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    • pp.551-562
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    • 2016
  • There are interferences between the teeth to be moved and the clear aligner made from setup. These interferences generate forces which move teeth to the desired position. However, these can cause incomplete tooth capture of clear aligner. When these interferences exceed the acceptable deformation of aligner, unwanted intrusion of teeth to be moved occurs. When correction of rotation or tipping of teeth is attempted, intrusion prevails before rotation or tipping. However, clear aligner can induce labiolingual tipping or intrusion easily. To achieve preliminary alignment including control of rotation and tipping, NiTi archwires with fixed appliance can be used first, and then clear aligner can be used for finishing in mild Class I maloccusion cases. For this purpose, clear aligner can be made using a digital setup and 3D printing. To move teeth using a clear aligner, tooth capture is critical. To improve tooth capture of clear aligners, slingshot or vertical elastics can be used. These were discussed with illustrations.

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Forensic Scientific Analysis for Glass Breakdown Patterns (유리 파손형상의 법과학적 해석)

  • Song, J.Y.;Sa, S.H.;Nam, J.W.;Kim, D.H.;Choi, Y.W.;Kim, J.P.;Goh, J.M.;Park, N.K.
    • Journal of the Korean Society of Safety
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    • v.27 no.3
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    • pp.28-35
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    • 2012
  • We investigated the breakdown patterns of silica glass under the various impacts by forensic scientific analysis. The impacts were chosen by thermal and projectiles impact stress. Thermal impacts under the fire were constructed by changing the position of the flame with gas torches. Physical impacts were constructed with the projectiles of slingshots and rifles by changing the size of the projectiles at the surfaces and the initial distance. Also we identified incident angles of the projectiles by analysis of the punching portion at the glass surface. Under the thermal impacts, the breakdown patterns were various by changing the position of the flame. Especially, the configuration of breakdown patterns had radial shape with the position of the flame at the center of the glass sheet. Under the physical impacts by the projectiles, the breakdown patterns had always radial shape.

SF Movie Star Trek Series and the Motif of Time Travel (SF영화 <스타트랙> 시리즈와 시간여행의 모티프)

  • Noh, Shi-Hun
    • Journal of Popular Narrative
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    • v.25 no.1
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    • pp.165-191
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    • 2019
  • The purpose of this article is to elucidate why the motif of time travel is repeated in the science fiction narrative by examining the functions of this motif in the SF movie series of Star Trek in its narrative and non-narrative aspects. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) aims to attract the audience's interest in the story through the use of plausible time travel in the form of the slingshot effect which causes the spacecraft to fly at very fast speeds around an astronomical object. The movie also touches upon the predestination paradox that arises from a change of history in which it describes a formula of transparent aluminum that did not exist at the time. The film also serves as an evocation of the ideology of ecology by including humpback whales in the central narrative and responding to the real issue of the whale protection movement of the times. Star Track VIII: First Contact (1996) intends to interest the audience in the narrative with the warp drive, a virtual device that enables travel at speeds faster than that of light and a signature visual of Star Trek, at the time of its birth through time travel. The film emphasizes the continuation of peaceful efforts by warning the destruction of humanity that nuclear war can bring. It tackles with the view of pacifism and idealism by stressing the importance of cooperation between countries in the real world by making the audience anticipate the creation of the United Federation of Planets through encounters with the extraterrestrial. Star Trek: The Beginning (2009) improves interest through the idea of time travel to the past, this time using a black hole and the parallel universe created thereby. The parallel universe functions as a reboot, allowing a new story to be created on an alternate timeline while maintaining the original storyline. In addition, this film repeats the themes pacifism and idealism shown in the 1996 film through the confrontation between Spock (and the Starfleet) and Nero, the destruction of the Vulcan and the Romulus, and the cooperation of humans and Vulcans. Eventually, time travel in three Star Trek films has the function of maximizing the audience's interest in the story and allowing it to develop freely as a narrative tool. It also functions as an ideal solution for commenting on current problems in the non-narrative aspect. The significance of this paper is to stress the possibility that the motif of time travel in SF narrative will evolve as it continues to repeat in different forms as mentioned above.