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Creative Personalities, Processes, and Agency Philosophies: Implications for Global Advertisers

Creativity Research Journal, 2001
This article examines the management of creativity facing international advertisers and agencies. There has been a substantial amount of research comparing advertisements in different cultures but relatively little work on the nature of the creative personalities, processes, and philosophies used in developing such advertising.
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Agency in Greco-Roman philosophy

The Journal of Positive Psychology, 2020
Agency, the theme of my life’s work, consists of efficacy, future-minded optimism, and imagination. I here attempt to trace the history of agency in Western thought over the Greco-Roman epoch.
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The Natural Philosophy of Agency

Philosophy Compass, 2007
AbstractA review of several theories and brain‐imaging experiments shows that there is no consensus about how to define the sense of agency. In some cases the sense of agency is construed in terms of bodily movement or motor control, in others it is linked to the intentional aspect of action.
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Low Vision Services in an Agency: Structure and Philosophy

Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness, 1975
The development and present structure of the comprehensive Low Vision Service of the New York Association for the Blind are used as the basis for a full discussion of the operation of such a clinical service, including its positive and negative features.
Eleanor E. Faye, Clare M. Hood
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Advertising Agency Philosophies and Employee Risk Taking

Journal of Advertising, 2001
On the basis of an exploratory survey of executives from a cross-section of U.S. advertising agencies, this article examines the relationship between agency creative philosophies and agent creative...
John B. Ford, Douglas C. West
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In Defence of Ballet: Women, Agency and the Philosophy of Pleasure

Dance Research, 2012
This article offers a novel approach to conceptualising ballet practice as a leisurely activity that exudes pleasure. It argues that the notion of pleasure in ballet has been neglected in scholarly research which criticises ballet for its negative impact on the physical and mental health of dancers, its authoritarian teaching methods and its trivial ...
Sophia Kalogeropoulou, Alexandra Kolb
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Political Philosophy and the Primacy of Agency

2020
In his political philosophy, Peter Winch was pursuing two themes, one of which is more explicit and more conventional than the other. His first theme was the critique of classical social contract theory. His second theme is best characterised as the primacy of agency over spectatorship.
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Beyond Hegel and Nietzsche: Philosophy, Culture and Agency (review)

Journal of the History of Philosophy, 2002
Robert R. Williams
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Mentorship in Method: Philosophy and Experienced Agency

Hypatia, 2014
Against the background of the exclusion of many feminist methodologies from mainstream philosophy, and in light of the methodological challenges of providing accounts of experience responsive to the lives of agents, in this paper I return to early feminist philosophers of emotion to highlight how they anticipate and respond to methodological criticisms.
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Law, Human Agency and Autonomic Computing

2011
Law, Human Agency and Autonomic Computing interrogates the legal implications of the notion and experience of human agency implied by the emerging paradigm of autonomic computing, and the socio-technical infrastructures it supports. The development of autonomic computing and ambient intelligence - self-governing systems - challenge traditional ...
Hildebrandt, M., Rouvroy, A.
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