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, 2008 Under this English word "Arrogance" we study: 1. the Arabic roots or words related to "Arrogance", both primary and secondary. 2. Pride and honour among the ancient Arabs 3. Arrogance as a rhetorical device; Mohammed's preaching. 4. Arrogance in the Koran, in the exegetical tradition, and in hadith. 5. Arrogance in adab and the philosophical tradition.
Gilliot, Claude
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IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, 2003
The author considers the question "do we in the IEEE AP-S have a problem with arrogance?" Maybe it is arrogant to think that we don?t have a problem. We?ve heard a lot about the arrogance of NASA that has led to several disasters. Sumit Ghosh said "Logically, the onset of arrogance is likely to cause an individual or organization to he consumed by ...
R L Haupt
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The author considers the question "do we in the IEEE AP-S have a problem with arrogance?" Maybe it is arrogant to think that we don?t have a problem. We?ve heard a lot about the arrogance of NASA that has led to several disasters. Sumit Ghosh said "Logically, the onset of arrogance is likely to cause an individual or organization to he consumed by ...
R L Haupt
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Collective arrogance: a norms-based account [PDF]
SynthÈse, 2023 How should we understand the arrogance of groups that do not seem to exhibit group agency? Specifically, how should we understand the putative epistemic arrogance ascribed to men and privileged or powerful groups in cases raised in the extant ...
Henry Roe
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Consumer arrogance and word-of-mouth
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 2020 We investigate the widespread yet under-researched social phenomenon of consumer arrogance—the propensity to broadcast one’s superiority over others in the consumption domain.
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Intellectual arrogance: individual, group-based, and corporate [PDF]
SynthÈse, 2023 In the article I argue that intellectual arrogance can be an individual, collective and even corporate vice. I show that arrogance is in all these cases underpinned by defensive positive evaluations of epistemic features of the evaluator in the service ...
Alessandra Tanesini
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2022
Abstract This chapter reviews arrogance, explaining why it is also a failure of Kantian self-respect insofar as it involves making mistakes about a person's value relative to others. Kantian arrogance comes in when a person demands more recognition respect than other people on whatever basis. Recognition respect is what we warrant simply
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Abstract This chapter reviews arrogance, explaining why it is also a failure of Kantian self-respect insofar as it involves making mistakes about a person's value relative to others. Kantian arrogance comes in when a person demands more recognition respect than other people on whatever basis. Recognition respect is what we warrant simply
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Environmental Values, 2015
This paper assesses the charge that climate change denial is arrogant and considers the educational priorities most appropriate to fostering greater humility about the climate change problem. I argue that even denial formed in ignorance of the organised misinformation campaign often constitutes a kind of arrogance, but that it is quite possible to ...
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This paper assesses the charge that climate change denial is arrogant and considers the educational priorities most appropriate to fostering greater humility about the climate change problem. I argue that even denial formed in ignorance of the organised misinformation campaign often constitutes a kind of arrogance, but that it is quite possible to ...
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