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Living health-promotion campaigns for communities in the United States: Decentralized content extraction and sharing through AI. [PDF]

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Profanity

2017
Prior to the 1970s, expressions such as “darn,” “dang,” “son of a gun,” “hell’s bells,” and “shoot” were considered by some to be profane, uncouth in “polite company” and certainly not acceptable in schools. Instances aplenty have found teachers and students subject to repercussions from their intended or unintended utterances of profanity at school ...
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[Profanities and the profane person].

Acta psiquiatrica y psicologica de America latina, 1976
The phychological aspects of language show an antithesis between learned and profane languages. The former implies control and abides by the rules of good interpersonal relationship. The latter means discontrol, violence and rupture of those rules. Profane of "forbidden" language is, always, a disturbed comunication.
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PROFANE TRANSFIGURATIONS:

In “Profane Transfigurations,” Andrei Molotiu puts Harvey Kurtzman, the legend behind Mad magazine, in conversation with a surprising interlocutor: the art critic and philosopher Arthur Danto. Reading these two figures alongside one another “allows us to establish more complex parallels and avenues of communication between art and comics without ...
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Profan

Nr. Stempel Öffentl.
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Substituted profanes

Journal of Molecular Structure, 1973
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