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This book establishes sea-level movements in a limited geographical area, and proposes a new, much needed methodology for sea-level studies in humid, cool temperate latitudes. In surveying existing techniques and discussing the form and results of detailed stratigraphical and pollen analytical investigations the author not only provides a well-substantiated record of marine inundations but also uses a multi-disciplinary approach to devise methods for the study of sea-level movements. Geographers; geologists; botanists; those interested in coastal planning and conservation.
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• Acknowledgements.1. Against Naturalism: Alvin Plantinga.2. Opening Statement: Michael J. Tooley.3. Reply to Tooley's Opening Statement: Alvin Plantinga.4. Reply to Plantinga's Opening Statement: Michael J. Tooley.5. Can Robots Think? Reply to Tooley's Second Statement: Alvin Plantinga.6. Closing Statement and Reply to Plantinga's Comments: Michael J. Tooley.Bibliography.
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Is belief in God epistemically justified? That's the question at the heart of this volume in the "Great Debates in Philosophy" series, with Alvin Plantinga and Michael Tooley each addressing this fundamental question with distinctive arguments from opposing perspectives. The first half of the book contains each philosopher's explanation of his particular view; the second half allows them to directly respond to each other's arguments, in a lively and engaging conversation. This book offers the reader a one of a kind, interactive discussion. It forms part of the acclaimed "Great Debates in Philosophy" series.
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• Impacts of future sea-level rise on European coastal lowlands, S.Jelgersma and M.J. Tooley-- relative rise of mean sea-level in the Netherlands in recent times, J. van Malde-- vulnerability of the Belgian coastlands to future sea-level rise, C. Baeteman, W. DeLennoy, R. Paepe and C. van Cauwenberghe-- impacts of sea-level rise on The Wash, United Kingdom, I. Shennan-- vulnerability of the coastal lowlands of the Netherlands to a future sea-level rise, S. Jelgersma-- carbon dioxide increase, sea-level rise and impacts in the Western Mediterranean - the Ebro delta case, M.G. Marino-- sea-level change and impacts on the Rhone delta coastal lowlands, A.L'Homer-- the coastline of the Gulf of Lion - impact of a warming of the atmosphere in the next few decades, J.J. Corre-- the impact of climatic changes and sea-level rises on two deltaic lowlands of the East Mediterranean, G. Sestini-- the evolution of the coastal lowlands of Huelva and Cadiz, south-west Spain during the Holocene, C. Zazo, C.J. Dabrio and L. Goy-- the future of the European coastal lowlands, S. Jelgersma and M.J. Tooley.
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The impact of sea-level rise on the coastal lowlands on the world is one of the most important topics in modern geographical research. With over half the world's population lining on or near coastal lowlands, the effects of sea-level rises will have a profound human impact. In this book, specialists in this field examine the likely impacts of sea-level rises on European coastal lowlands, such as those in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Spain.
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• Methods of reconstruction / M.J. Tooley
• The Palaeolithic / J.J. Wymer
• The Mesolithic / I.G. Simmons, G.W. Dimbleby, and Caroline Grigson
• The Neolithic / A.G. Smith
• The Bronze Age / H.M. Tinsley
• The Iron Age / J. Turner
• Culture and environment / I.G. Simmons.