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Narrative critical care: A literary analysis of first-person critical illness pathographies.

Journal of critical care, 2020
BACKGROUND Life-threatening illness can be devastating for patients as they experience shifting levels of consciousness, recurrent delirium, and repeated setbacks.
I. Egerod, Benjamin Olivares Bøgeskov, J. Jensen, L. Dahlager, D. Overgaard   +4 more
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Im/Mobility Dreams. Rethinking Young Eritreans’ Migratory Trajectories

Journal of Asian and African Studies
Based on ethnography conducted in Tigray (northern Ethiopia), this article investigates narratives, experiences, and imaginaries of Eritrean refugees about their past journeys and their desired and hindered future ones.
Aurora Massa
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ЭКЗИСТЕНЦИАЛЬНЫЕ ПРОТИВОРЕЧИЯ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ: ОБОСНОВАНИЕ ПОНЯТИЯ И ДИАГНОСТИЧЕСКАЯ МЕТОДИКА

, 2016
Цель данной статьи заключается в обосновании экзистенциальных дихотомий образования и представлении эмпирических данных. На основе авторской методики: «Экзистенциальные противоречия образования» мы определили выраженность образовательных данностей ...
Natalia Nikolaevna Niyazbaeva
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Tom Greening: Psychologist, Poet, and Peacemaker

Journal of humanistic psychology, 2023
In honor of Tom Greening, who recently passed from this world, this reflection explores Greening’s poetry and activism for peace in light of his theory of existential psychology. Greening faithfully served as an Editor of Journal of Humanistic Psychology
B. Robbins
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A near-existential dilemma: the European national template, the accommodation of diversity and the nationalist backlash

National Identities, 2018
The reason Europe has difficulties accepting large-scale immigration and ethnic diversity should be sought in the basic structure of European nationalism and is not a phenomenon easily dealt with through good will or institutional reform. Simultaneously,
Ulf Hedetoft
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Pressures on Single Mothers in Chinese Households: The Impact of Social Resource Allocation and Gender-Based Dichotomies

Journal of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences
Single mothers in China frequently face complex pressures which specifically include economic strain, psychological and emotional burdens, the challenges of single parenting, and inadequacies in social support and policy frameworks.
Shiqi Liu, Ziyun Jin
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The Problem of Existential Estrangement and Ways of Its Overcoming

Discourse
Introduction. This article explores existential estrangement as a timeless phenomenon that affects every individual, as our existence is intertwined with the dichotomies of human life-life and death, the limitations of being, and solitude.
D. V. Prokofyeva
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Globalizing Feminism: Taking Refuge in the Liberated Mind

Hypatia, 2020
One of the most pressing and urgent academic tasks of the day is to dismantle the persistent Eurocentrism of philosophy. In the quest to remedy the white, middle-class, heteronormative, and European biases of philosophy's initial expressions, feminist ...
P. Huntington
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Existential Psychotherapy the Genetic-Phenomenological Approach: Beyond a Dichotomy Between Relating and Skills

Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 2014
There is a lack of clarity about the technical interventions of existential psychotherapy. The approach has been described dichotomously as being more descriptive or more hermeneutic, as being anti-technique or relying on intervention exclusively experiential nature.
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Baruch Spinoza and the Ethics of Care: Towards A Monistic Understanding of Spiritual Care at the End of Life

Nursing Philosophy
Dualism has shaped current healthcare based on the dichotomies of body‐mind, science‐spirituality and life‐death, consolidating a biomedical paradigm that treats the patient as an object, marginalising the spiritual dimension.
Daniel Giménez Lorente, José Siles González   +1 more
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