.... Abstract This article critically examines the ‘right to hope’ in life imprisonment, introduced in Vinter and Others v UK (2013), through a socio-legal lens. Focusing on older prisoners, a growing demographic facing cognitive decline, physical deterioration, and prolonged incarceration...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Hope and optimism are central to processes of reform. However, in the context of the dramatic restructuring and reorganizations...

... Philosophers throughout history have long been drawn to big, important ideas that bubble up to the surface in interesting ways in myriads of disparate contexts. Following this tradition, authors in this issue engage with big ideas that percolate into clinical ethics, such as hope in healthcare, empathy...

...Catherine Rioux When realizing that a hoped-for outcome partly turns on our own efforts, hope seems able to ‘buoy us against setbacks and low odds of success’ (Calhoun 2018 : 69). It can help us ‘positively and expansively inhabit our agency’ (McGeer 2004 : 104) by motivating us to take means...

.... Abstract It is widely supposed that it is important to ensure that patients undergoing medical procedures hope that their treatments will be successful. But why is hope so important, if indeed it is? After examining the answers currently on offer in the literature, we identify a hitherto unrecognized...

..., and arguments about end-of-life decision-making can quickly become theological. Assessments of hope have been recommended within the biopsychosocialspiritual model of medicine, but these assessments fail to account for the theological dimension of hope. Examples of failed assessments include recent efforts...

...Benjamin Parviz Address correspondence to: Benjamin Parviz, Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics, Saint Louis University, 3545 Lafayette Ave., St. Louis, MO 63104, USA. Email: [email protected] Lamb’s goal is to present a common hope that can serve as the foundation for political...

[email protected] Abstract Migration journeys are full of risk, navigated not just by physical obstacles but also by emotional tides. This study explores how the fluctuation of hope and despair plays a role in dealing with risks. Drawing upon in-depth interviews with Afghans in Turkey, this paper demonstrates...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Both lay people and philosophers assume that hoping for something implies imagining it. According...

... common in refugee education discourse and policy. Our suggestion is to draw on and support stakeholders’ work, powerfully exemplified in this special issue, to contribute to improved conditions through pedagogies, practices, and policies that address these binaries. refugee education aspirations hope...

..., that there was importance in creating spaces to discuss inequalities, hardship, and one’s story. This article’s central argument is guided by students’ voices and their statements on the importance of hope: From the first minute you came in, you gave us hope. The idea of the diary and of being able to express the things...

... on the intersection of the New Testament’s witness with current questions of illness, medication, risk, luck, death, and hope. Drawing principally on the Gospel of Matthew and the letters of Paul, I argue that, for Christians, hope in the resurrection—not the ability to avoid suffering and death—provides the best...

... that the overall negative perspectives on the town’s present are congruous with aspirations to stay because of young people’s positive feelings about the town’s past and future. In fact, hope plays an important role in shaping aspirations to stay. This article shows the value of considering people’s perceptions...

... Such caution presupposes the possibility of different futures, whereas the urban discourses critiqued by Robinson have erased all possible futures based on a lived – and diverse – present. But how do we distinguish between spaces of hope and fanciful dreams, or even actual urban planning projects that do...

... with unprecedented consequences for all aspects of life. As an early career researcher from a generation whose future seems quite dire, I ask myself repeatedly, how can I continue my research without losing hope that science matters, that my research matters? In this Rising tides article, I aim to illustrate my own...

...Marie Broholm-Jørgensen hope intervention public health case study Trygfonden 125508 Kvalitets- og Efteruddannelsesudvalget 01/18 Individual-level behavior change interventions in public health aim to promote or protect health or prevent illness in communities, among groups...

...Noriaki Kurita; Nao Oguro; Yoshia Miyawaki; Chiharu Hidekawa; Natsuki Sakurai; Takanori Ichikawa; Yuichi Ishikawa; Keigo Hayashi; Kenta Shidahara; Dai Kishida; Ryusuke Yoshimi; Ken-ei Sada; Yasuhiro Shimojima; Nobuyuki Yajima health-related hope medication adherence physician trust SLE JSPS...

.... This paper will demonstrate that the extraordinary form of the tomb was determined by an alteration to the design: the inclusion of a sculptural panel representing the ‘Surrender of the King of Delhi’. This change was instigated by the committee of the Ecclesiological Society headed by A. J. Beresford Hope...

... Protection (IPP) sentence and their public campaigning against it. We situate these experiences within broader structural trends, which we conceptualise as penal-familial assemblages. We argue that the experiences cause ‘pains of hope’ for families through a double liminality: first, due to the uncertainties...

...Andrew Chignell There's a runaway trolley—I hope it doesn’t collide with that large man! The collision occurs or it doesn’t, and then our hope is replaced with either horror or relief. But most episodic hopes are grounded in dispositions that manifest repeatedly under various conditions...