A Syntactical Note (Genesis 3:15): Is the Woman’s Seed Singular or Plural?

Collins, Jack

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“…legal knowledge); mutual focus of attention; and a shared emotional mood amongst participants. 38 The format of the Jean-Pictet Competition amply supplies all of these ingredients, and when one observes the proceedings one has the impression that participants are indeed "caught up in the rhythm and mood of the talk". 39 What is particularly compelling about interaction ritual theory for thinking about the Jean-Pictet Competition is that it equates strong and meaningful rituals with high levels of emotion.…”

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Humanitarianism and affect-based education: Emotional experiences at the Jean-Pictet Competition

Sutton¹,

Buis²

2023

Int. rev. Red Cross

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For international lawyers seeking to promote compliance with international humanitarian law (IHL), some level of affective awareness is essential – but just where one might cultivate an understanding of emotions, and at which juncture of one's career, remains a mystery. This article proposes that what the IHL lawyers and advocates of the future need is an affect-based education. More than a simple mastery of a technical set of emotional intelligence skills, what we are interested in here is the refinement of a disposition or sensibility – a way of engaging with the world, with IHL, and with humanitarianism. In this article, we consider the potential for the Jean-Pictet Competition to provide this education. Drawing on our observations of the competition and a survey with 231 former participants, the discussion examines the legal and affective dimensions of the competition, identifies the precise moments of the competition in which emotional processes take place, and probes the role of emotions in role-plays and simulations. Presenting the Jean-Pictet Competition as a form of interaction ritual, we propose that high “emotional energy” promotes a humanitarian sensibility; indeed, participant interactions have the potential to re-constitute the very concept of humanitarianism. We ultimately argue that a more conscious engagement with emotions at competitions like Pictet has the potential to strengthen IHL training, to further IHL compliance and the development of IHL rules, and to enhance legal education more generally.

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Humanitarianism and affect-based education: Emotional experiences at the Jean-Pictet Competition

Sutton¹,

Buis²

2023

Int. rev. Red Cross

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Blessing the Nations: Toward a Biblical Theology of Mission from Genesis

R.¹

2000

Bulletin for Biblical Research

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A number of different themes from the OT have been utilized in standard missiological literature to establish God's concern for humanity. This essay proposes the consideration of the blessing theme in the book of Genesis as a helpful starting point for the elaboration of an OT theology of mission. This theme is traced throughout Genesis in order to underline that a comprehensive vision of the mission of the people of God in a fallen world should include material, spiritual, and character formation dimensions.

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Wąż i jego symbolika w Biblii

Lemański

2017

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Wąż i żmija należą do najbardziej popularnych symboli. Występują w tej roli w niemal wszystkich kulturach świata. Starożytny Bliski Wschód znał zarówno pozytywne, jak i negatywne skojarzenia związane z symboliką węża. W Biblii przeważają raczej te drugie. Wąż reprezentuje tu najczęściej chaos, świat magii, sytuacje zagrożenia, śmierć i podstęp. W licznych metaforach i porównaniach można znaleźć jednak czasem także pozytywne przykłady związane z wężem lub żmiją. W tle niektórych wypowiedzi, zwłaszcza z Księgi Wyjścia (Wj 4; 7) i Księgi Liczb (Lb 21), również dostrzec można takie pozytywne aspekty związane z symboliką węża. Reprezentuje on w tych tekstach YHWH oraz posiadaną przez Niego moc uzdrawiania.

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A Syntactical Note (Genesis 3:15): Is the Woman’s Seed Singular or Plural?

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Humanitarianism and affect-based education: Emotional experiences at the Jean-Pictet Competition

Humanitarianism and affect-based education: Emotional experiences at the Jean-Pictet Competition

Blessing the Nations: Toward a Biblical Theology of Mission from Genesis

Wąż i jego symbolika w Biblii

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