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History of Japanese psychopathology: Portraits of the second-generation psychopathologists (Takeo Doi, Yomishi Kasahara, Hiroshi Yasunaga, Tadao Miyamoto, Bin Kimura, and Hisao Nakai) and their relationship to psychiatric reform movement in Japan. [PDF]
PCN Rep, 2023 ABSTRACT This paper attempts to provide an overview of the history of Japanese psychopathology by presenting concise portraits of the second generation of Japanese psychopathologists, whose era is considered to be the heyday of Japanese psychopathology.
Matsumoto T, Shimizu K, Mo W.
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From globalisation to the planetary: Towards a critical framework of planetary thinking in geography
Geography Compass, Volume 17, Issue 9, September 2023., 2023 Abstract With climate change and pandemics, the last few years has ushered in a planetary age. Moreover, the concept of the ‘globalisation’—a totalising and capitalist‐centric concept that homogenises the entire planet into a territory to conquer—has become incapable of adequately accounting for the planetary events taking place.
Oli Mould
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A secret thing: Forgetting the author in Annette von Droste‐Hülshoff's “Das erste Gedicht”
The German Quarterly, Volume 96, Issue 4, Page 498-515, Fall 2023., 2023 Abstract This article examines the notion of secrecy in Annette von Droste‐Hülshoff's poem “Das erste Gedicht” (1846), pursuing its inquiry through a critical analysis of the gendering of space and authorship in Walter Benjamin's commentary on her poetics in Deutsche Menschen. Eine Folge von Briefen (1936).
Julia Gutterman
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Was macht Mathematik effektiv?
Physik in unserer Zeit, Volume 54, Issue 4, Page 176-183, July 2023., 2023 „Ob ich die Mathematik auf ein Paar Dreckklumpen anwende, die wir Planeten nennen, oder auf rein arithmetische Probleme, es bleibt sich gleich, die letztern haben nur noch einen höhern Reiz für mich”, soll Gauß gesagt haben. Aus unserer Sicht ist es ein Geben und Nehmen auf gleicher Augenhöhe zwischen Mathematik und anderen Wissenschaften.
Andreas Loos +2 more
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Revisiting space and emotion: New ways to study buildings and feelings
History Compass, Volume 21, Issue 5, May 2023., 2023 Abstract In her 2014 History Compass article, Margrit Pernau issued a call for scholars to consider entanglements between history of emotion methodologies and space. She argued that ‘bodies are necessarily situated in space, and they bear the imprint of the spaces they are moving through and have moved through.’ Nine years after the publication of ...
Maja Hultman, Sophie Cooper
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Fantasies of home: “Heimat” in E. T. A. Hoffmann's Haimatochare
The German Quarterly, Volume 96, Issue 1, Page 6-21, Winter 2023., 2023 Abstract E. T. A. Hoffmann's Haimatochare, an epistolary fiction set in Hawaii, defamiliarizes the narrative of an erotic colonial fantasy by coaxing the reader into the assumption that its alluring central figure is an Indigenous woman and then revealing her to be an insect.
Polly Dickson
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International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, Volume 19, Issue 4, Page 499-513, December 2022., 2022 Abstract The present qualitative study, through a psychoanalytic and culturally sensitive lens, aims at shedding light on the representations of the Nigerian sexual trafficking phenomenon and on the peculiarities of the relationship with trafficked women, from the perspective of five Nigerian female cultural mediators who work in the field of anti ...
Francesca Tessitore +3 more
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“Un boleto para cualquier parte” de Amparo Dávila: mímesis de una inquietante extrañeza
Poligramas, 2023 Mi intento es ofrecer una apreciación teórico-literaria, a partir de las nociones de mímesis y de la inquietante extrañeza (unheimlich), del cuento “Un boleto para cualquier parte”, de la escritora mexicana Amparo Dávila.
Shanik Sánchez
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Journal of Philosophy of Education, Volume 56, Issue 4, Page 535-546, August 2022., 2022 Abstract There seem to be obvious virtues to keeping a sense of balance. In this paper, I consider some examples from ordinary life and education where the pursuit of balance would appear to be a benefit. Yet I also draw upon lines of thinking from John Stuart Mill and Adam Phillips to examine whether the apparent good sense of balance can be disturbed.
Emma Williams
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The Uncannily Intimate in Guy Maddin’s Cowards Bend the Knee: An Aesthetics of the Suddenly Obscene
E-REA, 2014 Taking as a point of departure the Freudian notion of the “Unheimlich” and Jacques Lacan’s theory on the “ex-timate,” this paper will focus on the symbolic materialisation of the intimate, as a reflection of the split identity of the subject, and of the ...
Anne COMBARNOUS
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