Intentionality

Personal space/privacy/intimacy/solitude It is necessary for artists to dream, plan, and research on their own, and so the artist traditionally turns to a space of solitude. A space that is private, that they can claim for themselves; a place of intimacy. However, they are in no way limited by the walls and physical boundaries of these spaces. Bachelard concentrates on solitude, and repeats and emphasises the word heavily . He draws on the significance of solitude in creative endeavours,…

Dadaism is an art movement that is met with many different points of view. Some art historians look at it with contempt, others generalize it as a movement solely about nihilism and a post-war reaction. It is possible that art historians by and large have missed the whole point of the Dada movement, and do not take it as a valid art movement. Leonard Aldea and Phillip Prager both believe that Dada artists are largely misunderstood and that art historians have done an injustice in their…

Respect for persons is a norm that obliges us to respect the decisions of individuals who have the decision-making capacity to make such decisions (Jahn, 2011). The individual must be driven by intentionality, understanding of the situation and absence of controlling influence (Jahn, 2011). Before obtaining consent to diagnostic or treatment interventions, health care providers should determine whether their patients have the clinical decision-making…

Question 1 Correct 1.00 points out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The self-concept reflects the subjective and evaluative aspect of the self. Select one: True False Correct Question 2 Correct 4.00 points out of 4.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text Match the social cognitive milestone to the corresponding developmental period. Middle Childhood Answer 1 Correct Infancy Answer 2 Correct Adolescence Answer 3 Correct Early childhood Answer 4 Correct Question 3 Correct…

(2008: 3) describe impoliteness as that behavior which is face-aggravating in a particular context. They argue that one of the key elements that arises in impoliteness is that it is caused intentionally. In order to bring to light the idea that intentionality or functionality justifies impoliteness, Brown and Levinson (1987: 61) state the following: In general, people cooperate in maintaining face in interaction, such cooperation being based on the mutual vulnerability of face. That is, normally…

One of the main concerns in philosophy of science is the concept and categorization of “levels”. Although at plain view, the concept of levels seems like an easy concept to describe; when is embedded into the context of science the factors become blurry and perspectival, with the lack of a unifying concept. One of the most debated papers in twentieth century, “Mental Events” by Donald Davidson in (), give us a fresh perspective of what levels should be defined and use from a philosophy of mind…

Through the extensive storytelling form embedded in Song of Myself by Walt Whitman and How it feels to be colored me by Zora Neale Hurston, the common both works encompass a stylistic writing that draws imagery to circumstance. With comparable insight from a host of scholars, both of these short stories reveal a theme that examines the essence of human circumstance vs. the realities of Nature. While Walt Whitman directly exhibits the theme of man vs. nature through the story. He explicates…

Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality and Theory of Human Caring Leininger introduced the Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality in the 1960s. Then, in the 1970s, Watson developed the Theory of Human Caring. Both women have evolved their theories over time, and they remain relevant in the nursing care that is provided today and continue to be refined as more research is conducted. Nurses provide whole person, loving, kind, culturally competent care when applying these…

Courage is essential in the nursing profession; but not as essential as caring. Caring is known to be the central aspect of nursing by many professionals (Petrou et al., 2017). “Care is the essence of nursing and the central, dominant, and unifying feature of nursing” according to Leininger in the article by Dahlke and Stahlke (2017). However, care can be shown in many different forms. Larson and Ferketich describe caring not only as a physical treatment, but also encompassing empathy and…

Magis – doing more for others and especially for Christ. I think this applies to living with intentionality – living a life of faith. In negotiations, it means not letting our emotions get in the way thereby allowing them to sabotage our best interests and the interests of…