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Annual Review of Anthropology, 2022
In recent years, disappointment has emerged as a prominent topic of anthropological inquiry and theorization. We explore this disciplinary interest in order to probe the conditions that have made it possible, the lines of inquiry it opens up, and the self-reflexive critiques it underscores.
Jessica Greenberg, Sarah Muir
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In recent years, disappointment has emerged as a prominent topic of anthropological inquiry and theorization. We explore this disciplinary interest in order to probe the conditions that have made it possible, the lines of inquiry it opens up, and the self-reflexive critiques it underscores.
Jessica Greenberg, Sarah Muir
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DISAPPOINTMENT AND DISAPPOINTEDNESS
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 1999The author argues that the widespread affective experience of disappointment has not received the analytic attention it deserves, and that this is particularly the case for disappointedness as an outstanding feature of a way of life. Disappointedness is presented as a pathological organisation or character disorder that expresses specific unconscious ...
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Disappointed not to be disappointed
British Journal of Healthcare Management, 2003This series reflects on the gap between policy as it is made in the centre and policy as it is lived in the trenches.
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2017
For many today politics is characterized above all else by disappointment. Inspired by years of ethnographic research with the global anti-drug war movement, Disappointment addresses this disappointment by offering a framework for a politics that rises to the demand of our radical finitude. A
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For many today politics is characterized above all else by disappointment. Inspired by years of ethnographic research with the global anti-drug war movement, Disappointment addresses this disappointment by offering a framework for a politics that rises to the demand of our radical finitude. A
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Generalized Disappointment Models
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Artificial Intelligence Disappoints
Science, 2008It is very infrequent that the cover of Science evokes depressing thoughts. The 12 September issue's [cover][1] is one of them. It was exactly 35 years ago when, as a graduate student, I took a one-semester course in Artificial Intelligence. I had an excellent textbook: Problem-Solving Methods in Artificial Intelligence by Nils Nilsson.
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