emotions in ancient and medieval philosophy sep 2004

emotions in ancient and medieval philosophy sep 2004

emotions in ancient and medieval philosophy sep 2004

... was not inclined to seek the meaning and end of life outside it, as Plato did, and correspondingly he did not think that detachment from appreciating contingent things and from associated emotions ... man, and 30–1; Irwin (1995), 217–22; Price (1995), 55–6. C. Gill, ‘Did Galen Understand Platonic and Stoic Thinking on Emotions? ’, in J. Sihvola and T. Engberg-Pedersen (eds.),...

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A study on cognitive metaphors of negative emotions in english and vietnamese

A study on cognitive metaphors of negative emotions in english and vietnamese

... manifestation of anger in English language deals with the container veins and vessels. Anger is conceived of as A HOT FLUID pumping or firing in the vein. The rise in anger results in the rise of ... negative emotions ANGER , SADNESS and FEAR in English and Vietnamese based on the theory of cognitive semantics. - discovering and explaining the similarities and...

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round dance and other plays sep 2004

round dance and other plays sep 2004

... Honor and Duelling (New York, ). Yates, W. E., ‘Changing Perspectives: The “doppelte Sexualmoral” in  and . Das Mädl aus der Vorstadt and Liebelei’, in Hanne Castein and Alexander ... domain’ of the soul. In his fiction this interest underlies the interior monologues of Lieutenant Gustl and Fräulein Else (), the latter recording the thoughts and feelings of a...

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virtue norms and objectivity issues in ancient and modern ethics may 2005

virtue norms and objectivity issues in ancient and modern ethics may 2005

... is subdivided into two parts. In the first part, Issues in Ancient and Modern Theory: The Nature and Grounding of Ethical Norms, the chapters examine subjects which figure in both ancient and modern ... character and interrela- tionship of normative concepts in ancient and modern ethical theory. Christopher Gill asks how far we can find an equivalent in ancient ph...

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understanding people normativity and rationalizing explanation sep 2004

understanding people normativity and rationalizing explanation sep 2004

... limits to the kind and amount of blunder and bad thinking we can intelligibly pin on others is to see once again the inseparability of the question what concepts a person commands and the question ... its being aware of everything that is in its interests and having goals that are in keeping with those interests. One might wonder, then, whether this imports normativity in any in...

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Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article Recognition of Nonprototypical Emotions in Reverberated and Noisy Speech by Nonnegative Matrix Factorization" potx

Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article Recognition of Nonprototypical Emotions in Reverberated and Noisy Speech by Nonnegative Matrix Factorization" potx

... Batliner, and D. Seppi, “The hinterland of emotions: facing the open-microphone challenge,” in Pro- ceedings of the 3rd International C onference on Affective Com- puting and Intelligent Interaction ... development set. This partitioning ensures that the original challenge conditions can be r estored by jointly using the instances in the training and development sets for training. N...

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dumb beasts and dead philosophers humanity and the humane in ancient philosophy and literature mar 2007

dumb beasts and dead philosophers humanity and the humane in ancient philosophy and literature mar 2007

... into the firing line and then into the grave, and that when matters stand thus, there is indeed no difference between a fine and brave, well-equipped and well-trained soldier, on the one hand, and, on ... transcribed in full, comprise sixty-four rhyming couplets, mainly in the form of two-line proverbs. Here Blake imagines a world in which cruelty and insensitivity are abhorren...

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moral animals ideals and constraints in moral theory sep 2004

moral animals ideals and constraints in moral theory sep 2004

... learning new routines and seem to enjoy the constrained behaviour involved in dancing, singing, and drawing, as well as in talking. They grow up into such norm-governed activities as proving theorems, ... constructive purposes including building, writing, drawing, and calculating. Their fondness for normative rules—for doing thing s in the right way, often in exactly the right w...

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a first course in logic an introduction to model theory proof theory computability and complexity sep 2004

a first course in logic an introduction to model theory proof theory computability and complexity sep 2004

... prove this by twice applying ∨-Elimination. Since (G∨H) can be derived from both (F ∧G) and (F ∧H), we obtain F(G∨H) by applying ∨-Elimination to the premise. We obtain FF in the same manner. The ... The inverse graph of f : A → B is obtained by reversing each ordered pair in the graph of f. That is, (b, a) is in the inverse graph of f if and only if (a, b) is in the graph of f....

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