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Barriers and Enablers of Electronic Health Literacy in Colorectal Cancer Patients: A Phenomenological Study. [PDF]

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Xu Y, Chen Q, Wang M, Lu Y.
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Navigating Power, Sexual Health, and Communication in Polygynous Marriages: A Qualitative Study Among Hausa Muslim Men in Northern Nigeria. [PDF]

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Amzat J, Almu B, Amzat G, Kanmodi KK.
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Navigating disruptive experiences in combat sports: perspectives of Brazilian, Portuguese, and Spanish masters on emotional control, resilience, and well-being. [PDF]

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Dos Santos MG, Santos YL, Telles TCB, Barreira CRA.   +3 more
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Sesto Empirico : iceberg scettico della nozione di epoché

Archivio di filosofia, 2015
This paper aims at examining the ‘historical birth’ of the notion of ἐποχή linked to the roots of ancient scepticism, in its Academic and Pyrrhonian versions. Accordingly it will firstly focus on Arcesilaus, the genuine ‘inventor’ of that concept and its relative procedure and secondly on Sextus Empiricus’s rich corpus, where one can find many ...
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Epoché e fenomenicità : la fenomenologia in una prospettiva radicale

Archivio di filosofia, 2015
The reference point of this study is the Henry’s radicalization of phenomenology. Reversing the fundamental presupposition of the «historical phenomenology», Henry’s philosophy founds itself on the originary datum of a radical heterogeneity between phenomenality and transcendental experience of the world.
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Epoca ed epoché : sulla storia della filosofia da un punto di vista fenomenologico

Archivio di filosofia, 2015
Despite an initial lack of interest, the history of philosophy has gained, with time, a growing importance for phenomenology, so that many authors even try to develop a new set of concepts to engage this question. The «zigzag» method in the Crisis or the Heideggerian «destruction», the invention of «deconstruction» by Derrida and Foucault’s «archeology»
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