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Suicidal Ideation Among Patients With Breast Cancer: A Comparison of Patient Health Questionnaire-9 Item 9 and Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale. [PDF]

J Korean Med Sci
Kim H, Park CHK.
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LGBTQ + Affirmative CBT: a hierarchical linear model of longitudinal outcomes and mechanisms of change. [PDF]

BMC Psychol
Craig SL, Leung VWY, Hui JA, Iacono G, Pascoe RV, Dillon F, Austin A, Pang N, Dobinson C, Brooks AS.   +9 more
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Representation, ownership and funding in climate change and health research in South Asia. [PDF]

Lancet Reg Health Southeast Asia
Sharma I, Bhaumik S.
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The Ethical Case for Affirmative Action

Journal of Business Ethics, 2007
Affirmative action has been a particularly contentious policy issue that has polarised contributions to the debate. Over recent times in most western countries, support for affirmative action has, however, been largely snuffed out or beaten into retreat and replaced by the concept of ‹diversity management’.
Prue Burns
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Nietzsche's Affirmative Ethics

2004
Abstract Nietzsche is often considered “the great destroyer,” a harsh critic with nothing positive to put in the place of what he tries to destroy (morality, Christianity). In other words, he is considered a “nihilist.” I suggest that he is not this at all but rather an affirmative philosopher who, like the ancients, takes living well as
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Affirmative action and redistributive ethics

Journal of Business Ethics, 1986
Management faces complex race related issues in which groups arguing entitlement appear to claim benefits historically enjoyed by others. Thus many affirmative action issues provoke animosity because they are framed as zero sum problems. To some extent they are zero sum. Therefore, rationales for corporate policy must address that forthrightly.
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A More Severe Morality: Nietzsche's Affirmative Ethics

Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology, 1985
A mad dog, foaming at the moustache and snarling at the world; that is how the American artist David Levine portrays Friedrich Nietzsche in his well-known caricature in The New York Review of Books. It is not so different in its malicious intent, nor further wrong in its interpretation of Nietzsche, than a good number of scholarly works. This is indeed
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An Ethical Affirmation for Scientists

Science, 2003
A long-standing feature of the precommencement investiture ceremony for doctoral graduates at West Virginia University occurs when M.D. candidates take the Oath of Hippocrates, a traditional ethical affirmation for physicians. When Ph.D. candidates in the medical sciences joined M.D.
Charles R, Craig, Anne, Cather, James, Culberson   +2 more
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Affirmative Ethics, New Materialism and the Posthuman Convergence

SpringerBriefs in Geoethics, 2023
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Critique, Power, and the Ethics of Affirmation

2021
This essay outlines the defining features of relational affirmative ethics in the Continental philosophical tradition known as critical Spinozism, notably the materialist but vital life philosophy of Gilles Deleuze. This tradition emphasizes immanence as a nature-culture continuum, which is developed further into a general ecology encompassing ...
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