Ruinous Arguments: Escalation of disagreement and the dangers of
... argumentation a fallible practice, it is admitted that reconciliation may not happen, and this is taken to indicate a failure of the dialogical interaction. But it is usually assumed that, in these sad cases, the arguers are left with the same disagreement from which they started, and nothing else. ...
... argumentation a fallible practice, it is admitted that reconciliation may not happen, and this is taken to indicate a failure of the dialogical interaction. But it is usually assumed that, in these sad cases, the arguers are left with the same disagreement from which they started, and nothing else. ...
Cyberbullying at Work: In Search of Effective Guidance
... responsibility of schools and parents to provide adequate oversight to identify this behaviour and take ...
... responsibility of schools and parents to provide adequate oversight to identify this behaviour and take ...
Masterxthesis
... form or another by those interested in Ibsen’s drama and the aesthetic of the tragic genre. What seems an accomplished project in terms of understanding and completion is a matter yet seemingly debatable. The struggle to endorse and exhaust this theme about Ibsen and his relation to the tragic art h ...
... form or another by those interested in Ibsen’s drama and the aesthetic of the tragic genre. What seems an accomplished project in terms of understanding and completion is a matter yet seemingly debatable. The struggle to endorse and exhaust this theme about Ibsen and his relation to the tragic art h ...
Vanúbia Araújo Laulate Moncayo A SUSTAINABILITY
... life. They have made me become the person I was, am and will be. I am profoundly indebted to my PhD advisor, Dra. Viviane Maria Heberle, for her concern about introducing me to the SFL research community which helped me develop the sense of perception and sensibility necessary in research from a sys ...
... life. They have made me become the person I was, am and will be. I am profoundly indebted to my PhD advisor, Dra. Viviane Maria Heberle, for her concern about introducing me to the SFL research community which helped me develop the sense of perception and sensibility necessary in research from a sys ...
... taken it some new steps forward. He has synthesized recent debates and has applied the approach to historical contexts and to large-scale institutional contexts (globalization) in a highly useful way. Here he makes use of the idea of within-system incremental changes gradually accumulating until a s ...
thinking chickens
... defeat a stranger confronted the stranger half of the time, showing that they understood they had some chance of emerging as the more dominant hen. Finally, in the third situation, the proportion of times hens first approached the stranger matched whether they saw the stranger lose during her confr ...
... defeat a stranger confronted the stranger half of the time, showing that they understood they had some chance of emerging as the more dominant hen. Finally, in the third situation, the proportion of times hens first approached the stranger matched whether they saw the stranger lose during her confr ...
Data-Driven Modernism: Collecting Lives and Narrating
... conclusion, narrative or interpretive, can yet be final. Through their data aesthetics, these writers critique both the presumed transparency of data and the privileging of narrative form as a model for human life. This aesthetic illuminates not only the genealogy of modernist literary forms but als ...
... conclusion, narrative or interpretive, can yet be final. Through their data aesthetics, these writers critique both the presumed transparency of data and the privileging of narrative form as a model for human life. This aesthetic illuminates not only the genealogy of modernist literary forms but als ...
1 Career capital in transitions crossing career fields Markus Latzke
... (2005) showed that in this mediated labor market the most important factor for access to job vacancy was a candidate’s prior history with the recruitment agency; even more important than occupation-specific human capital. Donnelly (2009) revealed some of the tensions that arise, when knowledge worke ...
... (2005) showed that in this mediated labor market the most important factor for access to job vacancy was a candidate’s prior history with the recruitment agency; even more important than occupation-specific human capital. Donnelly (2009) revealed some of the tensions that arise, when knowledge worke ...
Essays on Commitment and Optimal Public Policies Jean-Denis Garon
... similar methodology has been applied to optimal taxation problems, such as in Golosov et al. (2006), where individuals do not act competitively, but self-select into the mechanism posted by the government. We model the punishment strategy of successive generations of households in this fashion, char ...
... similar methodology has been applied to optimal taxation problems, such as in Golosov et al. (2006), where individuals do not act competitively, but self-select into the mechanism posted by the government. We model the punishment strategy of successive generations of households in this fashion, char ...
Goffman_in_ Dialogue
... as a mode of communication which many assert seeks mutual understanding as its rationale.9 Nevertheless, he offers the theory and practice of dialogue a number of valuable insights, notably in his study of human interaction. This is premised on face-to-face encounter/engagement, which he examines ac ...
... as a mode of communication which many assert seeks mutual understanding as its rationale.9 Nevertheless, he offers the theory and practice of dialogue a number of valuable insights, notably in his study of human interaction. This is premised on face-to-face encounter/engagement, which he examines ac ...
... resistance against the global offensive of neo-liberalism. Finally, as these articles suggest, the Left today, disoriented and in a deep crisis of identity, has much to learn from Poulantzas—and particularly from his last theoretical and political explorations, which were unfortunately interrupted b ...
Social-Sensed Multimedia Computing Visions and Views
... More specifically, users’ need-related information (including long-term interests, instantaneous intents, and emotions of both crowds and individuals), their behavior patterns, and ultimately the common principles of user-multimedia interactions under different contexts can all be sensed from social ...
... More specifically, users’ need-related information (including long-term interests, instantaneous intents, and emotions of both crowds and individuals), their behavior patterns, and ultimately the common principles of user-multimedia interactions under different contexts can all be sensed from social ...
Hume and the Social Contract. A Systematic Evaluation
... account for the reconstruction of the relevant obligations11 that expresses the contractarian idea that the natural, i.e. pre-social normative, status of all individual persons is one of equal freedom. Socio-political obligations and inequalities are justified only to the extent that they can be con ...
... account for the reconstruction of the relevant obligations11 that expresses the contractarian idea that the natural, i.e. pre-social normative, status of all individual persons is one of equal freedom. Socio-political obligations and inequalities are justified only to the extent that they can be con ...
Moral functioning as mediated action
... and Lawrence Kohlberg (1981, 1984), as illustrative examples, to show their respective insights about moral functioning and the process of moral development can be interpreted from, and enriched by, a mediated action perspective. Finally, I will conclude with some brief reflections on questions left ...
... and Lawrence Kohlberg (1981, 1984), as illustrative examples, to show their respective insights about moral functioning and the process of moral development can be interpreted from, and enriched by, a mediated action perspective. Finally, I will conclude with some brief reflections on questions left ...