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The Other as Patientbeyond my self and my measures. This paper intends to explore the implications of this postmodern perspective for patient care. (For earlier attempts at clinical implications of the “Other,” the reader may consult Heaton, 1988 and Gans, 1988.)

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Temporality, Selfhood, and Creative Intentionality: ,ural world.. Behavior, in its phenomenological dimension, is partially constitutive of its field of awareness and involves an intentional mind-object relationship as a field of meanings that can be phenomenologically studied from within. In this second sense Mead speaks of the adequacy of meanings i

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Clean Language: ,y and metonymy refers to metaphors and the accompanying awareness and aims evolving through time. This study also defines an adjunct to Husserl’s and other phenomenologists’ methods. For those who wish to overcome some of the limitations of Husserl’s own psychological and transcendental methods, and

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Misgiving

Anna-Teresa Tymienieckarm of these diary entries and the fragments of the interior monologue, the phrases of the latter do not . on past experiences, and do not derive their material existence from the literary text, but rather they directly embody thought processes as they float freely in the minds of Joyce’s characters.

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Eva Sy?i??ovábe specified. An innovation of Lacan’s is to see language as creating reality not by representing it directly as something established, but by projecting words as unclear bits; the Real works to supplement reality by calling into question these mysterious signifiers. The prime example of a little bi