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This comprehensive study examines the lived experiences of Muslim immigrant women in Norway, focusing mainly on the colonial wounds as a manifestation of the enduring impact of coloniality on daily lives.
Nezihat Bakar-Langeland
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Animals, Robots, Numbers, and Monsters: Dehumanization Spillover in Prison Work
Prisons are unique places of employment in that workers must participate in and witness norms deliberately designed to disempower and incapacitate incarcerated individuals. For prison workers to provide care, custody, and control, they must often perform
Jamie J. Chapman, Marci D. Cottingham
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Moral disengagement, self-efficacy and bullying: the framework of coexistence studies
This article discusses the relationship between bullying and moral disengagements. In a research study conducted with 2,600 adolescents, between 14 and 16 years old, an attempt to verify their involvement in bullying, their self-efficacy beliefs ...
Luciene Tognetta +3 more
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ALIENATION OF MAN AS REFLECTED IN JOHN GRISHAM’S THEODORE BOONE: THE ACTIVIST
This article is purposed to reveal alienation of man as reflected in the novel of John Grisham’s entitled Theodore Boone: the Activist. In this paper, alienation is described as the condition when man is separated from his surroundings.
Hana Fauziah
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Experimental Manipulation of Organizational Dehumanization
This is an experimental study in which we manipulate organizational dehumanization to test its causal role in workers' satisfaction/workers' dignity via self ...
Mario Sainz +2 more
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Dependency in Critically Ill Patients
By necessity, critically ill patients admitted to intensive care units (ICUs) have a high level of dependency, which is linked to a variety of negative feelings, such as powerlessness.
Rumei Yang
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Artysta w l'univers concentractionaire. "Kornblumenblau" Leszka Wosiewicza jako traktat o sztuce
The Artist In L’univers Concentrationnaire. Leszek Wosiewicz’s “Kornblumenblau” As a Treaty About Art The author of the essay considers Leszek Wosiewicz’s Kornblumenblau as a film about art and focuses on the self reflexive elements present in the film,
Katarzyna Mąka-Malatyńska
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MODERN APPROACHES TO THE CREATION OF SELF-DETERMINING MACHINE INTELLIGENCE: THE PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECT
The article explores the philosophical aspect of the basic approaches to the creation of selfdetermining machine intelligence. The problem of understanding machine intelligence appears for modern philosophy as a complex and multidimensional task.
Vitaliy Ye. Karpenko
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Money-prioritization and self-dehumanization
The dehumanization of other people is an unfortunately common occurrence that drives discrimination and conflict. We examined when and why the self can also be dehumanized. Across six studies, we found a reciprocal relationship between self-dehumanization
Rachel Ruttan, Brian Jeffrey Lucas
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The Construction of Negative Identity and Trauma in Shaimaa Hesham Saad’s The Woman Who Thought She Was a Weevil (2021) [PDF]
This paper examines the construction of negative identity and psychological trauma in Shaimaa Hesham Saad’s The Woman Who Thought She Was a Weevil (2021) through the lens of Aaron Beck’s cognitive theory.
Menna Mumtaz
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