..., the notion of selfhood and patient centered care in dementia patients, and the definition of minimal risk as used in research regulations. continuous deep sedation gender dysphoria medical billing minimal risk moral distress patient expertise research ethics selfhood terminal sedation In this annual...

... is still present. In these cases, we think respectful care and the duty of providing ethical treatment requires attention to the dignity that is signified latently by this form of remaining selfhood. What does this mean? Michael Rosen (2012) identifies three strands of meaning for the rich and contested...

... cannot escape the physical, the hierarchies and boundaries we have in place for understanding the truth of the self remain as unfixed as ever, despite the recourse to adapting through non-physical means. adaptation digital selfhood authenticity identity acting body Figure 1. Dolores waking up...

...Julie Nordgaard; Jonas Berge; Andreas Rosén Rasmussen; Karl Erik Sandsten; Maja Zandersen; Josef Parnas Disorders of selfhood (or self-disorders, SD) were emphasized as central to the schizophrenia spectrum already in the foundational texts on this illness. ^{1 , 2} However, SD only...

... importantly, ahimsa included refusing the needs and pleasures of the body – sex, food, care, and desire. For Gandhi, embodiment was an intrinsically violent condition, but he ultimately did live in his body. In this paper, I argue that while he perfected a nonviolent selfhood for himself, he relied...

... the process of human development, different people may develop different levels of virtues, and these virtues constitute each person’s selfhood, identity, or personality ( Lo, 2009 ). Selfhood, identity, and personality look like different things, but in essence they have the same kind of meaning. They all...

... Foundation Tim Ferriss Queens College Cambridge Stephen Erskine Fellowship consciousness information decomposition integrated information theory selfhood phenomenology Abstract A central question in neuroscience concerns the relationship between consciousness and its physical substrate...

... introduces the implementation of an innovative program, Play Intervention for Dementia, at a nursing home in Hong Kong, with emphasis on its contribution to the conceptual framework for understanding the selfhood of older adults with dementia. Research Design and Methods As a community-based...

.... By underscoring the ambivalences of class ideology via the context of financial revolution, I argue that Prévost experiments with a new moral economy of selfhood that grapples with, and perhaps ultimately loosens itself from, the strictures of ancien régime social identity. abstraction selfhood social...

... personhood OR person*hood OR selfhood OR self*hood OR self-identity OR self*identity OR identity OR “sense of self” OR self (Title and abstract) AND dementia OR Alzheimer* OR “Lewy Bod*” OR “vascular dementia” OR pick* OR Huntington* OR frontotemporal OR Creutzfeldt-Jakob OR “cognitive impairment” (Title...

... the biopolitics of these structures of confinement while demonstrating that such frameworks provided space, in some cases, for revisionist assertions of masculine selfhood. confinement masculinity nervous illness neurasthenia mental health overwork stress fatigue modernity genius selfhood asylum...

... issues at the core of modern identity itself. Temporality Mysticism Selfhood Graham Greene The End of the Affair Email: nshill@umich.edu Bendrix regrets this piquant narrative play as he reflects on the dissolution of the affair. He first meets Sarah at a party...

...Celia Applegate music, musicology, nation, nationalism, aesthetics, Sonderweg, selfhood, class, continuity, emotions, media, sound, religion, public, gender, causality Historians and musicologists, along with most humanists, work today in a Schengen zone of scholarship, where people...

... Blin G transitional objects Winnicot D Bersani L self Lacoue Labarthe P Reik T traces Kristeva J mise en scène recognition Lyotard J F devices Brooks P transference Stendhal Vie de Henry Brulard diagrams selfhood autobiography Language shows clearly that memory is not an instrument...

... commitment and self-definition that are central to the western European tradition: the development through history of a sense of “inwardness” and its connection with our emerging notions of individuality and selfhood; what Taylor calls “the affirmation of ordinary life,” or the development of the idea...

...The book concludes with a consideration of how deeply embedded sadness was in Renaissance medical, philosophical, and theological conceptions of selfhood, and also points to the relevance of such issues today. Reflecting on the trend in early modern literary studies to read most representations...

..., and nun's habits are both highly legible and awkwardly polysemous. Measure for Measure plays with the conflicting connotations of religious habits, and in interrogating the relation between the inner self and the fashioned self, it goes on to debate the limits of selfhood and the nature...

... Huston Connor Steven Tayler E W Gennings Edmund Shell Alison Jensen Phebe King Lear Harsnett tragedy satire polemic exorcism possession affect selfhood authenticity Who is it that can tell me who I am? (King Lear 1.4.218) Take heed o’th’foul fiend (3.4.70). Counselling...

...Dreyfus develops Kierkegaard’s critique of nihilism in terms of Kierkegaard’s understanding of the nature of selfhood. On Kierkegaard’s account, the essential nature of the self involves an inherent tendency toward contradiction that leads us to despair—a despair we can only escape through...

... of willpower exercises choice over the very self she is and thereby is an agent/origin/creator/owner of that self. In saying that humans have a role in creating themselves, we do not deny that we have been made by Another who has established the conditions of selfhood and to whom we are subject. virtues...