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Medieval Holism: Hildegard of Bingen on Mental Disorder
Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology, 2007Abstract: Current efforts to think holistically about mental disorder may be assisted by considering the integrative strategies used by Hildegard of Bingen, a twelfth-century abbess and healer. We search for integrative strategies in the detailed records of Hilde-gard’s treatment of the noblewoman Sigewiza and in Hildegard’s more general writings ...
Suzanne M. Phillips, Monique D. Boivin
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Integrative Holism in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 2008In this era of high-tech care, many Americans seek more holistic approaches and alternative and complementary treatments for health problems, including mental illness. Psychiatric-mental health (PMH) nurses need to be aware of these approaches as they assess clients, maintain a holistic approach, and in some cases, provide skilled, specific modalities.
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Holisme, référence et irréductibilité du mental
Dialogue, 2005AbstractI examine in detail the argument vaguely suggested by Davidson to the effect that holism entails the irreducibility of the mental. I defend this argument against two objections often made against arguments that attempt to derive metaphysical theses from premises that concern our ordinary criteria for applying terms.
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Method & Theory in the Study of Religion, 2012
AbstractI elaborate the idea first proposed by Hans Penner that religious language is patently false in a rereading of Donald Davidson’s essay, “What Metaphors Mean.” I explore a Davidsonian paradigm concerning the semantics of superhuman agents. Religious language is meaningful because it is patently false or trivially true.
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AbstractI elaborate the idea first proposed by Hans Penner that religious language is patently false in a rereading of Donald Davidson’s essay, “What Metaphors Mean.” I explore a Davidsonian paradigm concerning the semantics of superhuman agents. Religious language is meaningful because it is patently false or trivially true.
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2008
Francesc Forn I ARGIMON: Editorial Foreword: Special Series in Cognitive Science John R. SEARLE: Guest Foreword Preface Introduction One: Problems and Theories: The Mind-Body Problem in Contemporary Philosophical Debate Two: Biological Naturalism: A Naturalistic and Non-Reductive Ontology of Consciousness Three: Functionalistic Models of Consciousness:
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Francesc Forn I ARGIMON: Editorial Foreword: Special Series in Cognitive Science John R. SEARLE: Guest Foreword Preface Introduction One: Problems and Theories: The Mind-Body Problem in Contemporary Philosophical Debate Two: Biological Naturalism: A Naturalistic and Non-Reductive Ontology of Consciousness Three: Functionalistic Models of Consciousness:
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Cancer screening, prevention, and treatment in people with mental illness
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2016Ana Stefancic +2 more
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Who's still smoking? Disparities in adult cigarette smoking prevalence in the United States
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2018Alex C Liber +2 more
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Electronic patient‐reported outcome systems in oncology clinical practice
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2012Antonia V Bennett, Ethan M Basch
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