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Sleep and Breathing, 1999
I used to be overweight. That, unfortunately, complicated the situation. I sat steaming with anger as the medical director of the insurance plan uttered his indictment of our patients. The good doctor, who had the body fat of a mosquito, was complaining that he was “sick and tired of paying for the care of lung disease after people ruined themselves ...
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I used to be overweight. That, unfortunately, complicated the situation. I sat steaming with anger as the medical director of the insurance plan uttered his indictment of our patients. The good doctor, who had the body fat of a mosquito, was complaining that he was “sick and tired of paying for the care of lung disease after people ruined themselves ...
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2019
AbstractThe basic assumptions of psychotherapy must necessarily reflect the cultural orientations and dilemmas of the western societies, and historical periods, in which these originated. This paper considers how the racialised biases of that period, namely, the era of European domination built upon the conquest, colonisation and enslavement of non ...
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AbstractThe basic assumptions of psychotherapy must necessarily reflect the cultural orientations and dilemmas of the western societies, and historical periods, in which these originated. This paper considers how the racialised biases of that period, namely, the era of European domination built upon the conquest, colonisation and enslavement of non ...
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Comparative Literature Studies, 2009
This essay identifies a new subgenre of the novel, the novel of prejudice, which appears at the end of the eighteenth century. Modeling an awareness of prejudice as an ethical and political problem of modernity distinct from the reader identification and empathy associated with sentimental fiction, the novel of prejudice draws on Enlightenment theories
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This essay identifies a new subgenre of the novel, the novel of prejudice, which appears at the end of the eighteenth century. Modeling an awareness of prejudice as an ethical and political problem of modernity distinct from the reader identification and empathy associated with sentimental fiction, the novel of prejudice draws on Enlightenment theories
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Scientific American, 2012
In this article the author discusses the impact of bias toward African American biomedical researchers and individuals whose ideas are unconventional by officials at the U.S. National Institutes of Health. He notes a studied published in "Science" that found research proposals from African Americans received less funding that proposals from white ...
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In this article the author discusses the impact of bias toward African American biomedical researchers and individuals whose ideas are unconventional by officials at the U.S. National Institutes of Health. He notes a studied published in "Science" that found research proposals from African Americans received less funding that proposals from white ...
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Pride and Prejudice in Pride and Prejudice
Nineteenth-Century Fiction, 1968A PPROACHING JANE AUSTEN'S WORK chronologically, one is struck by her analogous methods of entitling Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility, her preceding novel. The title Sense and Sensibility defines what is clearly the central moral conflict of that novel, but the simple and repeated oppositioni of the titular qualities is one of the marks of
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Nature Neuroscience, 2011
To best interpret new sensory information, populations of sensory neurons must represent the lessons of past experience. How do they do this? The same solution to this problem is now reported in two very different sensory systems, providing a classic example of computational convergence.
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To best interpret new sensory information, populations of sensory neurons must represent the lessons of past experience. How do they do this? The same solution to this problem is now reported in two very different sensory systems, providing a classic example of computational convergence.
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Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 1975
(1975). The roots of prejudice. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 179-187.
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(1975). The roots of prejudice. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 179-187.
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Prejudices against people with epilepsy as perceived by affected people and their families
Epilepsy and Behavior, 2022Sarah Jeschke +2 more
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What can attitudes reveal about prejudices?
Discourse Approaches To Politics, Society and Culture, 2023Michael B Hinner
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