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Are ‘deliberate’ metaphors really deliberate?
Metaphor and the Social World, 2011Some metaphor scholars have proposed that certain notable metaphorical expressions in speech and writing may have been deliberately composed, and quite consciously employed for their special rhetorical purposes. Deliberate metaphors are different from conventional ones, which are typically produced automatically and thoughtlessly, something that ...
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Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1983
Because the consumer is the focus of all marketing activities, knowledge of his/her behavior is one of the most important aspects of marketing. Empirical studies are needed to determine, how consumer arrives at decision to make a particular purchase, what kind of deliberation exhibited by consumers and correlates of deliberation are analyzed.
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Because the consumer is the focus of all marketing activities, knowledge of his/her behavior is one of the most important aspects of marketing. Empirical studies are needed to determine, how consumer arrives at decision to make a particular purchase, what kind of deliberation exhibited by consumers and correlates of deliberation are analyzed.
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Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Advancing theory and professional practice through scholarly and reflective publications, 2010
Utilizing a particular case study of a woman attempting to come to terms with her death, this article explores the difficult metaphors of death present within the Christian tradition. Tracing a Christian understanding of death back to the work of Augustine, the case study is utilized to highlight the difficulties presented by past and present theology ...
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Utilizing a particular case study of a woman attempting to come to terms with her death, this article explores the difficult metaphors of death present within the Christian tradition. Tracing a Christian understanding of death back to the work of Augustine, the case study is utilized to highlight the difficulties presented by past and present theology ...
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OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2014
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to encourage libraries to be as involved as possible in the design of the services they provide, be that traditional Web services or sophisticated discovery services. An inordinate reliance upon turn key applications that afford little to no opportunity for customization will not ...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to encourage libraries to be as involved as possible in the design of the services they provide, be that traditional Web services or sophisticated discovery services. An inordinate reliance upon turn key applications that afford little to no opportunity for customization will not ...
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Theory and Research in Education, 2003
Civic education is a primary aim of public schooling in liberal democratic states, which rely on a well-educated, civic-minded citizenry for their perpetuation. Because liberal democracies can differ, it is important to decide for what kind of democracy schools should be educating.
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Civic education is a primary aim of public schooling in liberal democratic states, which rely on a well-educated, civic-minded citizenry for their perpetuation. Because liberal democracies can differ, it is important to decide for what kind of democracy schools should be educating.
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2015
Deliberation is the process of gathering and assessing reasons that ground the preference for some course of action over others. In its political specification, the process is aimed at drafting and issuing collectively binding authoritative decisions. After its initial conceptualization in classical Greece, in the republican Rome, and the fixation of ...
BONIOLO, Giovanni, G. Schiavone
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Deliberation is the process of gathering and assessing reasons that ground the preference for some course of action over others. In its political specification, the process is aimed at drafting and issuing collectively binding authoritative decisions. After its initial conceptualization in classical Greece, in the republican Rome, and the fixation of ...
BONIOLO, Giovanni, G. Schiavone
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Some Deliberations on Deliberate Practice in Psychotherapy: A Commentary
Journal of Clinical PsychologyABSTRACT In this commentary on the issue of the Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session dedicated to Deliberate Practice (DP), we highlight commonalities between DP supervision as illustrated in the target papers and Alliance‐Focused Training (AFT) and applaud the shift towards more experiential learning.
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Preference, Deliberation and Satisfaction
Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 2004What is preference? And how does preference formation relate to deliberation? The paper offers an account of preference in the first section, deliberation in the second, and then attempts to show how the two relate. The main idea is that while deliberation leads us towards the option for which we have the strongest preference, that does not mean that ...
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Word Omissions: Deliberate and Non-Deliberate
Reading Research Quarterly, 1980WHEN PEOPLE READ ORALLY, they sometimes appear to omit words that are in the text. This report presents evidence from oral reading miscue research to support a psycholinguistic view of why omissions take place and how they reflect the reading process. Word level omissions are classified as deliberate and non-deliberate. Deliberate omissions involve the
Kenneth S. Goodman +1 more
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Deliberate Play, Deliberate Practice and Deliberate Preparation
2017Dave Collins, Áine MacNamara
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