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Emotion regulation and moral and social rule awareness in early childhood: an exploratory correlational study. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Güneş G, Kurt AA, Özkan B.
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Self-compassion: no communal alternative to agentic self-esteem. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Hauke-Forman N, Kollmayer M.
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Humanism and the Morality Play

2023
Abstract The popularity of the morality play genre belongs to the first half of the sixteenth century, and these plays thus coincide with and offer insight into the flourishing of humanism. Two sixteenth-century plays—Everyman, which is commonly and incorrectly identified as medieval, and Mundus et Infans—demonstrate not only that the ...
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Two Morality Plays

1977
This chapter continues the analysis of ‘delinquent’ incidents. Again the focus is on process and the development of subjective interpretations on both ‘sides’. Every delinquent act is unique and has to be analysed on its own terms: and an understanding of such acts can only be gained by analysing the interpretations that surround them and giving a ...
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Sartre’s Morality Plays

The Hopkins Review, 2021
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POSTMODERN MORALITY PLAYS

Antipode, 1992
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Morality Play

Science, 1996
L. Z. Benet;, W. R. Debler;, J. R. Thomen;, E. B. Hook;, C. Eckert;, D. S. Zinberg   +5 more
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Playing By and With the Rules: Norms and Morality in Play Development

Topoi, 2005
In this article, Piaget's theory of moral development in play behaviour is critically reviewed and framed within the philosophical debate on morality. On this basis, an alternative socio-cognitive model for describing normative evolution in play development is proposed.
Paglieri, F.
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IV. Morality Plays

1943
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