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Mindfulness and equanimity moderate approach/avoidance motor responses
International audience A person’s tendency to approach pleasant stimuli and to avoid unpleasant stimuli reflects a basic psychological phenomenon. The present research aimed to investigate the extent to which mindfulness practices and trait equanimity can attenuate this motivational process. In two...
Resilience and professional assessment of the medicine interns
The study’s objective was to know the private school of medicine interns resilience level according to the following dimensions: equanimity, personal satisfaction, feeling good alone, self-confidence and perseverance. Their professional assessment was also measured through their levels of in-depth i...
O mundo da administração pública das águas do estado do Rio de Janeiro segundo o olhar de um antropólogo
O objetivo deste artigo é contribuir para a viabilização da gestão sustentável dos recursos hídricos do Estado do Rio de Janeiro. Trata-se de sistematizar algumas reflexões resultantes de cinco anos de participação e observações do processo de implementação da Política Estadual de Recursos Hídricos,...
Domains of the Interpersonal circumplex model as predictors of youth personality traits in Kosovo and Metohija
The Interpersonal Circumplex Model forms the theoretical basis of the paper, which explains the behaviour of the individual in interpersonal relationships and the Big-Five Personality Model, which implies the existence of five basic dimensions of personality. The paper aimed at examining the predict...
THE SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL SYMBOLS IN A MAHAYANA BUDDHIST TEMPLE ‘VIHARA LOTUS’ SURAKARTA
The symbols contained in a vihara is intentionally used to remind the people to something that is believed, both cultural and spiritual values. This article aims to analyze the meaning and value of spiritual and cultural symbols in Vihara Lotus Surakarta. This is a qualitative research. This article...
«Be Like a Rock» Message in the Roman Stoics’ Ethical Paradigm
The aim of this paper is to study the Roman Stoics’ ideas on the basic principles of the philosophy of human life in the context of their ethical paradigm. Research methodology. In this study the author uses such methodological approaches as historical, socio-cultural and system ones to analyze the...
Words and Herbs: Julian Tuwim and the Poetry of Mindfulness
In this article, the author discusses the subject of pro-peace education with the use of poetry, and its influence on the mental well-being of children. She indicates Julian Tuwim as one of the Polish trailblazers of the 20th-century trend of mindfulness, which instructs how to establish a harmoniou...
Defining and measuring equanimity : regulation of emotional reactions to positive and negative stimuli
The mindfulness literature is now burgeoning and underlines various positive effects of mindfulness practice on mental health and well-being. Emotion regulation has been identified as a central capacity that develops through mindfulness practice, explaining the increase in positive emotions and the...
Experience of virtual death: video games or the false death
‘titrebSummary’/titrebThe modern times, that is to say our time, allow us to play and die virtually and then to restart and gamble and die again. The human being had never reached such a possibility before. To live in a very realistic way his own destruction or disappearance, his own death immediate...
I have often thought of writing to you
Dear Jonathan Swift, Over the years I have often thought of writing to you. I do hope you’ll forgive me, though of course you won’t — you’re known more for your judgement than for mercy and not all for your equanimity, never mind for suffering fools gladly, so I fully expect a vicious tongue-lashing...
Linguistic Diversity as Curse and as By-Product
What is linguistic diversity? How can it be measured? Can the spreading of a lingua franca be expected to reduce it? And if so, does it matter? In an attempt to answer these questions, this paper first distinguishes the three dimensions of diversity - richness, evenness and distance - and describes...
Rethinking Portfolio-Based Assessment in Writing Courses
Compared to standard assessment, alternative assessment as a performance-based attempt to evaluate students’ performance has been regarded to have considerable relevance for English Language Teaching (ELT, hereafter), yet all scholars have not received it with equanimity due to its limitations regar...
THE EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF KAIZEN QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Abstract: This paper discusses the educational values of Kaizen culture in Japan. The research used to pose a main question of what educational values Kaizen management and culture has in common, based on the theory proposed by Richard T Kinner, Jerry L. Kernes, and Therese M. Dautheribes which dec...
The Story of a Feminist WomanGoddess: Re-reading, Re-telling and Ritualizing Draupadi in India Today
Abstract The paper analyzes Divakaruni’s rewriting of the mythical story of Draupadi (from Sanskrit Mahbharata) in her The Palace of Illusions (2008), as well as her projection in the Indian popular rituals. It investigates Draupadi’s iconic status as a fierce feminist standing her ground even ag...
‘We will utterly destroy them… and we will go in and possess the land’: reflections on the role of civilian-driven violence in the making of settler genocides Authors
This article seeks, in necessarily limited ways, to shed light on a neglected area by exploring aspects of the dynamic behind civilian-driven violence in settler colonial situations globally. Although civilian-driven violence against indigenous peoples was both specific and congenital to frontier re...
Room for Transition by Aesthetic Empowerment?, Atmospheres and Sensory Experiences of a New Hospital Birth Environment
International audience This paper focuses on how the design, aesthethics and atmosphere of a new hospital birth environment affects the experiences of new fathers. Based on a phenomenological study it shows how atmospheres are experienced in a new birthing room intended to stimulate the senses in a...
The Kingdom of God within us, according to Meister Eckhart
In this paper, we examine what the German works of Meister Eckhart (c. 1260-1328) say about heaven, the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven. We explain how he understands the presence of the Kingdom of God in us. In a style that is fresh and original, Eckhart says that the Kingdom of Heaven is...
ʻWhere danger is, there rescue growsʼ: Technology, Time, and Dromology in Tom McCarthy’s C
On one level, Tom McCarthy’s 'C' comes out as a postmodern intertextual patchwork that borrows the form of the 'Bildungsroman'. Accordingly, the protagonist Serge travels from birth to death in a forthrightly chronological narrative, but that journey is accompanied by the fact that the text’s modern...
Remarks on Certain Affinities and Differences Between Aesthetic and Scientific Practices
In 1969 Werner Heisenberg presented a paper at a symposium initiated by the Karajan Foundation in Salzburg. The theme of this symposium was the ‘significance of modern scientific knowledge—in medicine, physiology, and physics—for art, music, pedagogy and aesthetic practice.’ Heisenberg’s paper was t...
Coping mechanisms in mental health of oncopediatric ICU workers: an integrative review
Os riscos psicossociais entre os trabalhadores de saúde têm sido alvo de pesquisas nacionais e internacionais. Os trabalhadores de terapia intensiva oncopediátrica lidam constantemente com situações-limite, tornando-os vulneráveis ao esgotamento emocional e a possíveis mecanismos de enfrentamento....