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Moral deliberations and philosophical dimensions in thirteen modern films.

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...on. He is besieged by recurrent depression bouts, hypochondria and an overpowering sense of alienation and drift. He is bored with his own life and... ... to contemplate, let alone comprehend. Psychopaths are inhuman in the most profound sense of this compounded word. Their emotions and conscience ha... ...y lesser films have all tried to tackle this (un)fortunate state of things and its moral and practical implications. The blurring line between li... ...ing to various dramatic or anti-climactic events in Truman's life. That we are the moral equivalent of these viewers- voyeurs, accomplices to the sa... .... We know the truth about Truman and so do they. Of course, we are in a privileged moral position because we know it is a movie and they know it is... ...cted for Truman – is choice-free and dilemma-free. Truman is programmed not in the sense that his spontaneity is extinguished. Truman is wrong when... ...possible where the laws of nature are different. This is the same tired regularity theory in a more exotic guise. They are all descendants of Hume'... ...rld. It mainly arises when we introduce intentional action and perception into the theory of causation. Let us revert to the much- maligned owner of... ... property, planning, wealth and capital. Mental inequalities lead to innovation and theory. Knowledge differentials are at the heart of educational ...

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...he date of the work isn’t sufficient. An analysis of the period and its events are also in order (when). Reading Ackermann’s autobiography, one has a sense of the reasons behind such an iconoclast work, but there is more beneath the surface. The true motive(s) surface only if one resorts to philosophy (why). Ackermann resorts to a myriad of themes not necessarily philosoph...

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...ape…………………………………………………………………………...161 d. Love and Ethics………………………………………………………....……….161 e. Pacifism………………………………………………………………………....162 f. Just war theory…………………………………………………………………..164 g. An ethical or moral dilemma…………………………………………………….164 2. Nature…………………………………………………………………………………...168 a. Animism………………………………………………………………………..168 i. Ecosophy……………………………………………………………….169...

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... the great work behind the scenes in the spiritual world, out of the observation of the sense of man, which will prepare the way for the great work o... ... years and a half; or forty and two months, or 1260 days, —which led him into his whole theory of this vision, or as he modestly proposeth it, his c... ...k “The Revelation, of Jesus Christ,” is to be understood in an active, not in a passive sense, to signify as it doth in all the epistles “the reveal... ...ff. Now this principle established upon so broad a basis, bears hard upon our author’s theory of the apocalyptic prophecy who goes about to deprive ... ...tical import of the number seven be disposed to regard them as including in some larger sense the successive states of the whole Christian church up... ...- note to awaken our terrors; treated as a metaphysical part of the metaphysical idea of moral responsibility, rather than as the grand demonstration... ...er indifference to the fire, that rushing to martyrdom, and committing ourselves to all moral wilds and savage wildernesses, which characterised the ... ...ical, as the books of Moses, and Samuel, and Kings, and to those parts which are purely moral, as Job, and Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, &c. and to oth... ...f faith. Of which faith indeed my countrymen and churchmen have matured an intellectual theory, (that it is no more than the bare receiving of the wr...

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...a very simple thing. It says that in addition to the reality we currently sense, there is another, more expansive reality, a higher one. From this h... ...e exist in a single, vast system, called “Nature” or Elokim [god], yet we sense only a fraction of that system, a fraction called “this world.” The ... ...infinite pleasure and light, with sublime perception and understanding, a sense of balance, wholeness, and harmony as they exist in the overall Natu... ...e outer one. Drawing no. 5 The rule, “Love thy friend as thyself” is not a moral law that aims to force us to love other people. It is rather a means... ...tance. Such as that are the virtues and the good qualities that appear in moral books, where we speak of properties of truth and falsehood, anger, a... ...in matter, they might err in them. Take, for example, one with idealistic morals, meaning one who is not religious. Because of his intensive engagem... ...aLevi Ashlag (The Rabash), Michael Laitman, Professor of ontology and the Theory of Knowledge, PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and MSc in Medical Bi...

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...Fuzzy theory is one of the best tools to analyze data, when the data under study is an unsupervised one, involving uncertainty coupled with imprecision. However, fuzzy theory cannot cater to analyzing the data involved with indete...

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...NCES 290 INDEX 312 ABOUT THE AUTHORS 316 5 Preface Fuzzy theory is one of the best tools to analyze data, when the data under s... ...pervised one, involving uncertainty coupled with imprecision. However, fuzzy theory cannot cater to analyzing the data involved with indeterminacy.... ...l women in Tamil Nadu. Chapter 2 is an analysis of the situation using fuzzy theory in general and Fuzzy Relational Maps (FRM) in particular. The F... ...synapse. We do not identify learning with change in a neuron, though in some sense a changed neuron has learned its new state. Synapses change more... ...d from failing to passing, and has stayed that way for some time. In the same sense we can say that the artists canvas learns the pattern of paints ... ... changed religion and developed faith in god after the disease. R 7 - No moral responsibility on the part of husbands and they infect their wiv... ...r logic happens to be correct and the real problem is with us are the failed moralities of our spiritual leaders. R 8 – Men have no responsibi... ... of a NRM we need a domain space and a range space which are disjoint in the sense of concepts. We further assume no intermediate relations exist w... ... accept it. Finally she advises that one should lead a self- controlled and moral life. She had learnt about condoms at the age of 20 from the rad...

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...ctions link together various statements of U.G.'s in a way that creates a sense of cohesiveness. The overall effect of the book can stun the reader ... ...y, this may be the very thing for you. U.G. is not a teacher in the usual sense of the word. He is perhaps more of a phenomenon of nature—something ... ...he fallout is the thing that changes the whole chemistry of your body. The senses are operating now without any coordinator or center, that's all I c... ...l. _______ Questioning my actions before and after is over for me. The moral questions about words or actions are no longer there. I have no regr... ...t has created that for us. The questioning of our actions is really the moral problem. We must have new moral codes of conduct. That is necessary,... ...cially valuable for the society but that has nothing to do with this. The moral codes of conduct have no relationship whatsoever to this. Not that th... ...e genetically controlled. Naturally, you will say that that statement is a theory. You have a hope that you can do something. There are many people i...

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...l time. People all over the world are dissatisfied with their lives; they sense that life should offer so much more, and they want it. this longing ... ...in us. We need only evoke the spiritual sensation within us, sharpen our senses, and open wide our perception to what is happening right here. the... ...hat I am more successful. The Human Ego 2 3 O ur nature, through which we sense the world and ourselves alive and operating in it, is a program that... ...s thyself” precisely embodies it. this saying does not refer to a desired moral level, but to the law that sustains life. 1 0 6 1. Globalization h... ...ld start from the bottom. they must touch upon the standards of life, the moral prin- ciples, and the cultural-religious traditions. the new will no... ...aLevi Ashlag (The Rabash), Michael Laitman, Professor of Ontology and the Theory of Knowledge, PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and MSc in Medical Bi...

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...y first time I got to talk to him I felt this awesomeness and this strong sense of purpose. It seemed to leap up from the very words on the screen t... ...an 'cause he's coming to save the day He wakes up each morning with a true sense of purpose, He knows what must be done He's strong of spirit He's det... ...s all life, the beauty within, the love: and not in any sort of "New-Age" sense: love that has teeth, love that bleeds. The thread of the eternal th... ...e believe in God. Some don’t. To some people, quantum mechanics and chaos theory play an instrumental part in the patterns of life; to some people, i... ... in existence, and that everything is possible just by the idea that this theory exists: how I came to be here to do this, for example. Some people b... ...But the simple root of this particular belief statement is this: in chaos theory, it is held that "if a butterfly flaps its wings in Tokyo, the weat... ...ement and its benefits. 2. Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or ar... ... the rights and freedoms of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public order and the general welfare in a democratic society. 3....

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...ar the Creator, and so they will not settle for little, meaning remain as senseless children, he is therefore given help from Above, so he will not ... ...” being a new discernment, which is a part of the whole. It is new in the sense that the will 24 Shamati to receive is imprinted in it. And in that... ...ense that the will 24 Shamati to receive is imprinted in it. And in that sense, creation is called “existence from absence.” For themselves, all th... ...t 7, 1948, Tel Aviv About the authors of The Zohar saying their words as a morals, it did not have to be in this way. They could have revealed their ... ...rets by other means, too. However, they wanted to clothe their secrets as morals so that the reader would clearly understand that the important thin... ... is only to cleave to the Giver of the Torah. Hence, since the clothing of morals is the most reminiscent of it, they set it up in this dressing. And... ...i Ashlag (The Rabash), Rav Michael Laitman, Professor of Ontology and the Theory of Knowledge, PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and MSc in Medical Bi...

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...h consciousness. Still, numerous anecdotes recounted by eyewitnesses support the theory that consciousness survives in the first 2-6 seconds and ... ...South Africa because he couldn't find work in India. He was a poor lawyer, in both senses of the word. He suffered from stage fright. The "Ency... ...found belonged to female adults. Gein quickly became a cult figure and the butt of moralizing folk tales and "Geiners", macabre jokes. His farm and... ...n Vladimirovich Michurin (1855-1935) and his brand of Lamarckism - a pre-Darwinian theory of evolution of the species proposed in the French scient... ...t. A species with long necks was born. The Soviet leadership sought an indigenous theory to counter the "capitalistic" works of Mendel and Charles... ... http://species.fws.gov/bio_salm.html http://www.psc.org/Pubs/Frp98-webb.pdf Senses Scientifically speaking, onions, apples and potatoes sh... ...s" are, therefore, actually, the way we experience their smells. In humans, the senses of taste and smell are connected. That is why we fail to ... ...r future, are not constrained by any behavioural consistency, 'rules' of conduct or moral considerations. You signal to a narcissist that you are a ...

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... far more than money and power that often serve private purposes. In this sense, our ancients are educated to abandon selfishness to maintain the pea... ...th” is merely what the majority believes but is far from validity. In this sense, science plays merely the 7 portrayal of the internal realm – a r... ... a malicious God to create their neutrality “DevGod” – a monster. In this sense: If someone lives in heaven, he should have gone to the hell to exp... ... he may be doing something philosophism. Although he claimed to base his theory on the summarization of all the logic schools of the West, he might... ...m. There is practice; there is gain bodily and heartily, called virtue or morality, which is the partial standard of daily conduct. However, this pa... ...rn from the West? On the contrary, Chinese classic culture based all its theory on the unification of man and heaven (the universe), i.e., on the u... ...my little talent and learning. References: Chin-Kung: Reestablishing Morality and Educating the Youngsters – An Interview, 2002, http://www.amt... ...battle, and neutrosophy is the science of this stratagem and tactic. The theory of relativity, as a most eminent science, is based on the speed cons... ...as the fundamental basis for education and state management. Instead take moral education as the principal role, and vigorously promote the classics ...

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...mniscient. The narcissist uses the False Self to regulate his or her labile sense of self-worth by extracting from his environment Narcissistic Supp... ...aired due to their lack of empathy, disregard for others, exploitativeness, sense of entitlement, and constant need for attention (Narcissistic Supp... ...ither. My achievements are grotesquely incommensurate with my overwhelming sense of entitlement. I am but a mediocre and forgettable scribbler who,... ...ord, C. Fred. Narcissism: Socrates, the Frankfurt School and Psychoanalytic Theory. New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1988 2. Devereux, G... ...University of Chicago Press, 1980 3. Fairbairn, W. R. D. An Object Relations Theory of the Personality. New York, Basic Books, 1954 4. Freud S. Three... ...the Personality. New York, Basic Books, 1954 4. Freud S. Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality [1905]. Standard Edition of the Complete Psychologi... ...Is he amenable to flattery? Can you modify his conduct by appealing to his morality, superior knowledge, good manners, cosmopolitanism, or upbringi... ... an ever-bigger fix of attention, while gradually losing what's left of his moral constraints. When his sources become weary, rebellious, tired, bor... ... and abandons his obsessive-compulsive dwelling on his pain - society feels morally justified to forget and forgive. This mood of historical revisio...

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.... These swings produce in people around the narcissist emotional insecurity, an eroded sense of self worth, fear, stress, and anxiety ('walking on ... ... because the abusers lie, manipulate and speak in mixed messages, and out of love and a sense of fairness we trust them." "Towards the end of my re... ...ce we get over the shock that THAT THERE REALLY ARE PEOPLE LIKE THIS IN THE WORLD, our sense of survival kicks in and we get out before they slaugh... ...ey are interrelated, in my view, at least phenomenologically. We have no Grand Unifying Theory of Psychopathology. We do not know whether there are ... ...appearing emotionally and at evading his legal obligations (despite constant righteous moralising). It is then and there that the people who surroun... ... rigid, primitive, and punishing Superego inevitably becomes antisocial and lacking in morals and in conscience." Malignant Self Love Narcissism Re... ... empathy and compassion, his deficient social skills, his disregard for social laws and morals – now erupts and blossoms. He becomes a full fledged ... ...etic Trait Narcissism, violence and aggression might be hereditary. The NPA personality theory is presented. Narcissism: A Nine Headed Hydra? A typo...

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.......................................................................88 5. Moral Rights.................................................................. ...y reasons why many of these uses are not undertaken currently. It is our sense, however, that in these cases the motivation for the use is not comm... ...v. Ashcroft, 537 U.S. 186, 219-21 (2003). 124 Id. at 219 (“[E]very idea, theory, and fact in a copyrighted work becomes instantly available for pub... ...tation should be exceptional in [a] quantitative as well as a qualitative sense. This suggests a narrow ... ...stinct, it is not necessary to show that it was legitimate in a normative sense. 173 “Do Not Conflict with a Normal Exploitation of the Work”: The... ...rch of the mandatory registry would, standing alone, be sufficient, but in theory a formal Page 77 REPORT ON ORPHAN WORKS U NITED STATES COPYRIGHT... ...ny of the proposed orphan works provisions would fail the test. 328 5. Moral Rights Another implication of an orphan works provision that was exp... ...phan works provision that was explored in a few comments was the issue of moral rights. The Berne Convention requires protection of an author’s mor...

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...nstituted where two persons meet. Applying this, x thought to the modem theory of history as a process within an unbroken causal system, where fac... ... :fixed in its size and ita limits. In the work of art realisation in one sense means loss of reality in another. Genuine contempla­ tion is over in... ... Of course, this happens in a "primitive" form and not in the form of a " theory of knowledge". But whenever the sentence :' I see the tree" is so ... ...g, its essential nature as form. It does not spill itself into expectant senses, but rises up to meet the grasping senses. That which will eventual... ...nds will wJ.n: from·a woolly Teddy-bear its precise form, apparent to the senses, and become lovingly and unforgettably aware of a complete body. Ne... ...ated being before God, since he has also gone beyond the status of the .. moral" man, who is still involved in duty and obligation to the world. Th... ...ing to the world before the Face of God. He has, to be suxe, , abolished moral judgments for ever ; the "evil" man is simply one who is com­ mended...

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..., 1988. ** On this theme see my book “Teoria dell’inconscio esistenziale” {Theory of the Existential Unconscious} and my interpretation of the film ... ...revenge with tenacity and increasing subtlety. What prevails here is a sense of security that is derived from power. One can maintain one’s inn... ...else (and the worst death is not necessarily a physical one, it is often a moral or existential one). This is the essence of a phallic identity: ho... ...ar and my first imprinting came from that: the fear of death, physical and moral violence, horror, terror, a continuous feeling of guilt, life to be... ... a better quality of life. But be careful, because the obsession to obtain moral perfection and the type of continual feeling of guilt that comes fr... ...id of others’ judgment and we are continuously conditioned by it. In what sense conditioned? Conditioned if we want to make decisions or choices, i... ...e is also mental activity. It is the ability to perceive things through our senses; the psyche is our ability to reason, to think and to fantasize. ... ...e fourth, which is the Choral Self and Cosmic SELF. What is the SELF in my theory, in my conception of humanity? You can understand it quickly by l... ...my personalistic metapsychology, outlined in my book Teoria della Persona {Theory of the Person}, I can attribute to both human beings and the univer...

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...d now I had a chance to treat my life as a living laboratory and put this theory to the test. I resolved to be easy on myself and to approach the fu... ...ught me faith in my inner power and talents, and it had given me a strong sense of self-worth. As I delved deep into myself after leaving (Nameless)... ... "getting religion." The truth is, I never really did get religion in the sense of un­ derstanding it. I could never bring myself to see or feel what... ... not easy because she loved to eat and to cook. She had an irrepressible sense of humor and was a connoisseur of practical jokes-with me a regular ... ... of skepticism. I held firmly to the twin goals of product excellence and moral excellence. I did not allow negative thoughts of not succeeding to e...

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...roduce Joy. Do you really think that people can deceive themselves in this sense, as to whether or not they are experiencing Joy? COMMENT: I don’t... ... capable of loving others and of entering into relation with them; in this sense I agree with what you’re saying. These two abilities, which I just ... ...quickly get used to this novelty, and so we no longer perceive it. In this sense, happiness can not be a state of being. We feel Joy, instead, w... ...ourselves die, it requires that we go through physical, or psychological or moral pain, who will want to attain this type of joy, since the psyche re... ...e can experience pleasure in writing poetry, or developing a philosophical theory, or remembering a pleasurable experience in the past. But, as we s... ...t exists. What is the dramatic shock that happens when I present to you my theory of the SELF? You may answer: what is this SELF? Who has ever actua... ...hate the people themselves; he hated the evil that was within them. In my theory, I affirm that it is also necessary to learn how to hate. I also af... ...lso learn to love ourselves more completely. This has nothing to do with a moral duty, but rather with an adherence to the laws of life. 84 CHA...