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Leadership, Trust and Communication: Building Trust in Companies through Effective Communication [PDF]
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Journal of Pain and Symptom Management
Abstract The final chapter develops the topic of Part Five’s “Virtual Injuries and Rewards” by turning to Kara Walker’s ephemeral installation, A Subtlety or the Marvelous Sugar Baby, a project that prominently cites medieval sculpture and ceremony.
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Abstract The final chapter develops the topic of Part Five’s “Virtual Injuries and Rewards” by turning to Kara Walker’s ephemeral installation, A Subtlety or the Marvelous Sugar Baby, a project that prominently cites medieval sculpture and ceremony.
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History and Theory, 2006
“Erst wie eine fremde Gewalt [der Mensch] ergreift, ihm forttreibt, und … in ihm lebendig wird, kommt wirkliches und wahrhaftes Daseyn in sein Leben.”—Fichte2 ABSTRACTFor more than thirty years now, thinking about the way we, humans, account for our past has taken place under the aegis of representationalism.
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“Erst wie eine fremde Gewalt [der Mensch] ergreift, ihm forttreibt, und … in ihm lebendig wird, kommt wirkliches und wahrhaftes Daseyn in sein Leben.”—Fichte2 ABSTRACTFor more than thirty years now, thinking about the way we, humans, account for our past has taken place under the aegis of representationalism.
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2021
This thesis investigates the influences of direct others on a human cognitive agent, and specifically how these influences pertain in and are re-evoked by the human cognitive agent. I propose to call the human activity of re-evoking an absent other as presencing. The principle aim of this dissertation is to draw attention to presencing as an observable
Fikile Nxumalo, Vivienne Bozalek
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This thesis investigates the influences of direct others on a human cognitive agent, and specifically how these influences pertain in and are re-evoked by the human cognitive agent. I propose to call the human activity of re-evoking an absent other as presencing. The principle aim of this dissertation is to draw attention to presencing as an observable
Fikile Nxumalo, Vivienne Bozalek
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Cognition, Technology & Work, 2004
As often occurs with the development of new technologies, innovative concepts of novel human experiences are mainly derived from the demonstration of ‘‘technological potentials’’. Nowadays, advanced communication applications such as tele-presence, 3D holographic experiments, immersive VR environments, large highresolution imaging displays, have all ...
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As often occurs with the development of new technologies, innovative concepts of novel human experiences are mainly derived from the demonstration of ‘‘technological potentials’’. Nowadays, advanced communication applications such as tele-presence, 3D holographic experiments, immersive VR environments, large highresolution imaging displays, have all ...
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Care Management Journals, 2004
Medicine is the art and science of restoring and preserving health through the healing process. The science of medicine lies in evidenced based practices and the technological achievements of the last century, which enable practitioners to preserve the physical body.
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Medicine is the art and science of restoring and preserving health through the healing process. The science of medicine lies in evidenced based practices and the technological achievements of the last century, which enable practitioners to preserve the physical body.
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2017
The habit of presence is practicing being in the presence of another person. To be in the presence of another person is to acknowledge that person’s personhood. To acknowledge personhood, one must respect another person’s capacity to make decisions and to be in relationships.
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The habit of presence is practicing being in the presence of another person. To be in the presence of another person is to acknowledge that person’s personhood. To acknowledge personhood, one must respect another person’s capacity to make decisions and to be in relationships.
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Journal of Holistic Nursing, 2001
Since the introduction of presence as a concept in nursing literature in the early 1960s, nurse philosophers, theorists, and researchers have attempted to define and describe presence as it relates to nursing practice. Understanding of nursing presence and its link, if any, to nurse-patient interaction is basically subjective and intuitive.
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Since the introduction of presence as a concept in nursing literature in the early 1960s, nurse philosophers, theorists, and researchers have attempted to define and describe presence as it relates to nursing practice. Understanding of nursing presence and its link, if any, to nurse-patient interaction is basically subjective and intuitive.
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