Mind, Body and World in the Philosophy of Hilary Putnam

Putnam, Hilary; Peruzzo, Léo

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“…A lack of space made it difficult for the staff to do their work in the way they wanted to do it. As Putnam (1999) suggested, "our words and our life are constrained by a reality not of our own invention" (p. 76). The staff at the clinic were constrained and the limitations posed by the space made it difficult for the staff to engage in reflective practice.…”

Section: It's Not All Rosesmentioning

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The Relationship Between Critical Social Theory and Interpretive Description in Nursing Research

McCall,

Phillips,

Estefan

et al. 2023

Global Qualitative Nursing Research

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This paper is an examination of the methodological and theoretical perspectives of a study with an inquiry focus on the experiences and perspectives of staff who worked at an injectable opiate assisted (iOAT) clinic. Twenty-two staff members, including nurses, social workers, and peer support workers, were interviewed. The goal of the study was to uncover how the clinic staff provided care to the clients who attend the clinic, their perspectives on how the clinic program impacted both them and their clients, and their experiences with the program itself. This interpretive descriptive study was underpinned by critical social theory. Thematic analysis was undertaken to identify recurring, converging, and contradictory patterns of interaction, key concepts and emerging themes. In this paper we examine and discuss how the relationship between critical social theory and interpretive description enhanced the study. Examples from the study are presented to provide insight into the relationship.

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Section: It's Not All Rosesmentioning

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The Relationship Between Critical Social Theory and Interpretive Description in Nursing Research

McCall,

Phillips,

Estefan

et al. 2023

Global Qualitative Nursing Research

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“…When we form the intention to do something, we automatically have a representation of what would count as success. Illocutionary acts have an illocutionary point 16 which is the intention with which the act is performed. When acting, naturally, we expect success.…”

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The Second Person in Dialogue

2023

PhIJ

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I first present a conception of the relata involved in the dialogic relation. I and thou are persons endowed with a first-person perspective and concepts through which they can represent themselves as distinct of anyone or anything else. Then I briefly discuss the epistemology and metaphysics of persons as agents. I adopt a realist view against any epistemological projects denying (or feigning to deny) the existence of the second person. Then I expose the complementary view of the secondperson perspective, which close the gap between the first- and third-person perspectives. I expose some historical milestones recognizing the importance of the second-person perspective in dialogue. After an examination of the conditions for the use of mental terms, I propose an analysis of dialogue in sequences of illocutionary acts, stressing the importance of perlocutionary plans. Any dialogue worthy of the name involves mutual understanding. In my reconstruction, I use distinctions proposed by Burge, Dummett and Austin. There are degrees of understanding in dialogue. In the highest degree, we have a real “meeting of minds.” Finally, a genuine dialogue is different from a fictional dialogue. I also suggest, taking side with Descartes, that the interaction man-machine cannot be classified as genuine dialogue.

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“…Der „Geist“ sei keine „innere Bühne“, wo dieser mit vermitteltem Material (Sinnesdaten, Repräsentationen) etwas für ein „Ich“ aufführen würde. Der Geist sei nach Ansicht des naiven Realismus die Beschreibung der Praxis bestimmter menschlicher Fähigkeiten, relational und prozessual mit seiner Umwelt und denkunabhängigen Objekten zu interagieren 56 57 . Damit die reale Welt aber so erfahrbar wird, muss die Wahrnehmungsfunktion bereits auf der untersten und einfachsten Stufe eine Form von Intentionalität besitzen, d. h. das „Gerichtetsein“ auf etwas außerhalb von ihr, welche die Bedeutung von einem Objekt erzeugt 58 59 .…”

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Zwanghaftes Zweifeln als philosophisch-psychopathologisches Phänomen

Mavrogiorgou

Juckel

2022

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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ZusammenfassungZwanghaftes Zweifeln (zZ) ist ein eher vergessenes und unterschätztes psychopathologisches Phänomen, obgleich er klinisch bei vielen Patienten mit einer Zwangsstörung vorhanden zu sein scheint. Die wenige vorhandene vor allem psychoanalytische und kognitionswissenschaftliche Literatur zum zZ erklärt das Phänomen nicht vollständig und bietet darüber hinaus nur wenig an Behandlungsperspektiven. Hier soll ein anderer Weg vorgeschlagen werden. Das dem Menschen gehörige Zweifeln an der Wahrnehmung von Objekten, Anderen und sich selbst steigert sich als zZ ins Pathologische. Zweifeln wird als ein existenzielles Problem des Menschen angesehen, das als solches zu den Grundfragen der Philosophie seit ihren Anfängen, speziell zum Skeptizismus gehört. Wenn bzgl. dieses Zweifelns Gegengründe gefunden werden könnten, würden sich für die Behandlung von Patienten mit zZ mentale Lösungsstrategien im Rahmen theoretisch vertiefter Psychotherapie einschließlich kognitiver Übungsansätze ergeben.

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Mind, Body and World in the Philosophy of Hilary Putnam

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The Relationship Between Critical Social Theory and Interpretive Description in Nursing Research

The Relationship Between Critical Social Theory and Interpretive Description in Nursing Research

The Second Person in Dialogue

Zwanghaftes Zweifeln als philosophisch-psychopathologisches Phänomen

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