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Psychological Reports, 2000
In a sample of 19 nations, suicide rates were not associated with nations' estimates of work locus of control, job satisfaction, psychological well-being, physical well-being, or individualism.
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In a sample of 19 nations, suicide rates were not associated with nations' estimates of work locus of control, job satisfaction, psychological well-being, physical well-being, or individualism.
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Species: kinds of individuals or individuals of a kind [PDF]
Cladistics, 2007 AbstractThe “species‐as‐individuals” thesis takes species, or taxa, to be individuals. On grounds of spatiotemporal boundedness, any biological entity at any level of complexity subject to evolutionary processes is an individual. From evolutionary theory flows an ontology that does not countenance universal properties shared by evolving entities.
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Individual/Individuality/Individuation
2018Through a historical epistemological reconstruction, this chapter elaborates the philosophical contexts in which these concepts have developed and have been utilized for ideological purposes. This chapter reconstructs the philosophical concepts of individuality and the individual, beginning with the early Greek atomists, covering the philosophies of ...
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Nature Biotechnology, 2005 Reduced side effects and more effective therapies are some of the benefits promised by pharmacogenomics. But to reach these goals, industry will have to marshal a broad range of skills.
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Individuals and Individuation in the Disputatio
1996In the opening three sections of the Disputatio Leibniz examines the “state of the question” and makes it clear that he intends to argue for a principle of individuation that is internal to, or constitutive of, individual entities. He makes an important distinction between the logical and metaphysical senses of ‘individual’.
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The evolution of individuality
, 1987The Evolution of Individuality cites Rensch: "by far most phylogenetic changes in form arise by heterochrony"
L. W. Buss
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Individuals and Leibniz-Individuals
1997The two conceptions of individuals, the “normal” and the Leibnizian, can be illuminated by contrasting their applications in the ontological analysis of an example-sentence: “John did not study biology in 1995, but he could have.”
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The Individual and the Transpersonal
Group Analysis, 1995Why is ethnic membership so important for identity? The author answers that culture is an inseparable element of personal identity and the distinction of identity from intrapsychic, interpsychic and transpsychic experience does not correspond to the psychic reality of the self.
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2016
In this talk, Winnicott states his dislike for the term ‘individuation’. He deals briefly with the etymology of the word in English and in German. He believes that the goal of this subject is not really a philosophy, but a statement of the way an individual becomes an individual.
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In this talk, Winnicott states his dislike for the term ‘individuation’. He deals briefly with the etymology of the word in English and in German. He believes that the goal of this subject is not really a philosophy, but a statement of the way an individual becomes an individual.
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The Philosophical Review, 1986
Abstract Recent years have seen in psychology—and overlapping parts of linguistics, artificial intelligence, and the social sciences—the development of some semblance of agreement about an approach to the empirical study of human activity and ability.
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Abstract Recent years have seen in psychology—and overlapping parts of linguistics, artificial intelligence, and the social sciences—the development of some semblance of agreement about an approach to the empirical study of human activity and ability.
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