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Pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder as a developmental disorder of cognitive-emotional control: a transdiagnostic and family-integrated perspective. [PDF]
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The biopsychosocial materno-semiotics framework: A holistic analytical tool for film studies. [PDF]
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2023
Beginning with a storyboard imagining a dystopic future in Rome in times of drought, a reflection is developed on how, through enacting monsters, sociomaterial practices can be changed. To do this we connect the notion of the real-life thinking model ( Erik Rietveld-RAAAF) with that of the gray zone (Bishop) and define a transition from the dystopian ...
Ianniello Antonio, Habets David
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Beginning with a storyboard imagining a dystopic future in Rome in times of drought, a reflection is developed on how, through enacting monsters, sociomaterial practices can be changed. To do this we connect the notion of the real-life thinking model ( Erik Rietveld-RAAAF) with that of the gray zone (Bishop) and define a transition from the dystopian ...
Ianniello Antonio, Habets David
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Monster Stories/Storied Monsters
2020Abstract This final chapter continues the discussion of monsters by engaging with the writings of Robin Wood, who theorized monsters as fundamentally ambivalent figures who allow us to envision alternatives to the restrictive social order.
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2020
Abstract This chapter looks at when humans are made into monsters. When people seek to dehumanize others, they commonly describe the objects of their fear, hatred, and disgust as monsters (or demons, devils, and fiends, which amount to the same thing), either explicitly or implicitly.
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Abstract This chapter looks at when humans are made into monsters. When people seek to dehumanize others, they commonly describe the objects of their fear, hatred, and disgust as monsters (or demons, devils, and fiends, which amount to the same thing), either explicitly or implicitly.
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