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What Psychiatry Measures, and What It Misses: Flourishing as a Blind Spot in Patient-Centered Care. [PDF]
Harv Rev PsychiatryVanderWeele TJ, Haque OS, Peteet JR.
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Correction: Flourishing at the end of life. [PDF]
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Nursing Science Quarterly, 2010 In this column the author focuses on the concepts of human vulnerability and human flourishing. A parable is presented highlighting the importance of now, the present, in human flourishing. A bioethical, anthropological perspective and a nursing humanbecoming perspective on human flourishing are offered. Nursing education is challenged to emphasize the
Sandra Schmidt Bunkers
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The Humanities and Human Flourishing
Abstract The arts and humanities have much to contribute to our individual and collective flourishing. That contribution, however, is often more a matter of individual experience than academic scholarship. This book explores the question: What can the humanities disciplines contribute to the conceptualization and cultivation of human ...
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Religion and human flourishing
The Journal of Positive Psychology, 2023 Can religion promote human flourishing? Existing research says yes. However, this work has largely been done within ‘WEIRD’ and Christian contexts. Might the reasons why or the answer be different elsewhere?
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Legalization of Drugs and Human Flourishing
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2021Earp and colleagues (2021) make a strong case for the complete decriminalization and even the legalization of recreational drug use based on the negative impact of the “War on drugs” on racialized ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
The justification for private property is, of course, and has long been a contested topic. Historically, there have been several rival accounts of the moral foundation of property, including Locke’s labor theory and Hegel’s personality theory. Today, two are especially prominent, the libertarian, including rights-based, and utilitarian, including law ...
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The justification for private property is, of course, and has long been a contested topic. Historically, there have been several rival accounts of the moral foundation of property, including Locke’s labor theory and Hegel’s personality theory. Today, two are especially prominent, the libertarian, including rights-based, and utilitarian, including law ...
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