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2020
Over the past decades it has become manifest that jealousy and envy may be quite prevalent within organizations (see e.g. Dogan & Vecchio, 2001; Smith, Merlone, & Duffy, 2017). Although the term "jealousy" is often used as more or less synonymous to "envy," from a theoretical point of view jealousy and envy are evoked by different stimuli ...
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Over the past decades it has become manifest that jealousy and envy may be quite prevalent within organizations (see e.g. Dogan & Vecchio, 2001; Smith, Merlone, & Duffy, 2017). Although the term "jealousy" is often used as more or less synonymous to "envy," from a theoretical point of view jealousy and envy are evoked by different stimuli ...
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Journal of Lesbian Studies, 2008
To be a lesbian in academe is to occupy the ghostly world of the Abject. We cannot be and therefore we can only manifest in easily recognized forms: androgyne, mannish lesbian, nice gay girl, ball-busting bitches, and asexual whatisits. Our only hope is to obtain the ever-enviable Phallus, but even this strategy is limited by the Phallus's tendency to ...
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To be a lesbian in academe is to occupy the ghostly world of the Abject. We cannot be and therefore we can only manifest in easily recognized forms: androgyne, mannish lesbian, nice gay girl, ball-busting bitches, and asexual whatisits. Our only hope is to obtain the ever-enviable Phallus, but even this strategy is limited by the Phallus's tendency to ...
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2010
Abstract: This paper explores five examples of envy, examining the similarities and differences between the clinical situations. The theory relating to envy is extensively reviewed and a critique of the Kleinian position is offered, suggesting that the aversion to separation and difference is not only prior to, but also has explanatory precedence over,
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Abstract: This paper explores five examples of envy, examining the similarities and differences between the clinical situations. The theory relating to envy is extensively reviewed and a critique of the Kleinian position is offered, suggesting that the aversion to separation and difference is not only prior to, but also has explanatory precedence over,
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Computer, 2010
Users' computing behavior is very complex, and capturing it fully is a true Grand Challenge. Yet it seems obvious that if we can predict that behavior more accurately, we could design more energy-efficient systems. We must leverage behavioral information in both directions.
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Users' computing behavior is very complex, and capturing it fully is a true Grand Challenge. Yet it seems obvious that if we can predict that behavior more accurately, we could design more energy-efficient systems. We must leverage behavioral information in both directions.
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To Envy or To Be Envied? Refinements of the Envy Test for the Compensation Problem
2008The envy test concept is an all-or-nothing notion, and this is problematic when there is no achievable envy-free option. The idea of ranking the ‘unfair’ social states on the basis of how much envy they contain goes back at least to Feldman and Kirman (1974) and Varian (1976), but it is in Suzumura (1981a, b, 1983) that one finds a first systematic ...
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Philosophical Explorations, 2001
Abstract Envy and resentment are generally thought to be unpleasant and unethical emotions which ought to be condemned. I argue that both envy and resentment, in some important forms, are moral emotions connected with concern for justice, understood in terms of desert and entitlement.
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Abstract Envy and resentment are generally thought to be unpleasant and unethical emotions which ought to be condemned. I argue that both envy and resentment, in some important forms, are moral emotions connected with concern for justice, understood in terms of desert and entitlement.
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The Psychoanalytic Review, 2019
Much has been written about envy, but virtually no attention has been paid to the victim of an envious attack and the effect on this victim's life and creativity. The author's ongoing work helping therapists who work with creative patients has shown that not only can patients' envy their analysts' creativity, but that therapists and analysts can envy ...
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Much has been written about envy, but virtually no attention has been paid to the victim of an envious attack and the effect on this victim's life and creativity. The author's ongoing work helping therapists who work with creative patients has shown that not only can patients' envy their analysts' creativity, but that therapists and analysts can envy ...
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2003
Abstract It seems that envy is not, for the following reasons: We do not praise or blame emotions, as the Philosopher says in the Ethics. But envy is an emotion, for Damascene says in his work On Orthodox Faith that “envy is chagrin at the good things belonging to others.” Therefore, we blame no one on that account.
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Abstract It seems that envy is not, for the following reasons: We do not praise or blame emotions, as the Philosopher says in the Ethics. But envy is an emotion, for Damascene says in his work On Orthodox Faith that “envy is chagrin at the good things belonging to others.” Therefore, we blame no one on that account.
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Verifying an ENVI-met simulation of the thermal environment of Yanzhong Square Park in Shanghai
Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 2021Junyan Yang, Xinyu Hu, Haiyi Feng
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