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    “great” does not always mean “wonderful or best,” but it can also mean “large or immense.” In an attempt to do this, we might discuss the great white shark, the Great Lakes, the Great Awakening, or the Great Wall of China. In the spirit of mediating intentionality, the examples chosen first would be those I am aware that my student has prior knowledge of or is discussing in class, or I may even choose a term from a popular movie, and, in addition, this might concurrently encourage…

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    Aristotle once said, "The roots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet." Now it is thought that education should be made easy and comfortable, but that 's not how Aristotle seems to understand the concept, and it is a fair assumption that Socrates didn 't feel this way either. In his allegory of the cave when the prisoner is dragged out by his hair, is he greeted by a nice comfortable learning experience? No, he is blinded by the light and has to wait for his eyes to adjust, because…

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    Intuition is not my innate knowledge that the metro consists of more than one car, but rather a means of presentation through my intentionality that establishes if my intention will be fulfilled. While I intend the part of the train that I can see, I simultaneously cointend the parts of the train I can’t see; I experience an absence alongside of every presence. Prior to my train moving…

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    In Immanuel Kant's moral theory, the consequences of an action do not determine its morality, but rather it is the intentionality and sense of duty that is felt before an action is done which determines a good moral conscience. Kant introduces this process of classifying what is moral through the categorical imperative which calls people to, “act only on that maxim whereby thou canst at the same time will that is should become a universal law” meaning that one ought to only act according to…

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    Confidence in the Quest Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit and Sierra from Shadowshaper both start out as characters who do not know much about the fantastic that is in their lives. Bilbo knows a miniscule part of what lies beyond his hole in the ground, but never imagined being a part of any adventure because as a hobbit they stay with comfort. Sierra on the other hand is an artist that knows nothing of what was to come in her future. At the beginning of the book it shows that after leaving the…

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    Architecture in the 21st century, a world conscious of environmental limits and cultural diversity, towards a technological globalisation. What strategies could enable the potential for manifesting an ethical intentionality inherent in the architectural profession and how is this ethical intentionality affected in Public Architecture, where the individual client is substituted by civil society? This research paper aims to investigate a theoretical supposition in the fields of architecture and…

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    Phenomenology is the study of experiences. The phenomenological method is the way to critically look at the natural attitude. By using the phenomenological method one is able to interpret our experiences into brackets. There are three ways to look at this method: epoché, phenomenological reduction and eidetic variation. Epoché refers to the bracketing of assumptions about the metaphysical world. In this approach you suspend all beliefs, opinions, and theories about an object. You parenthesis any…

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    Greenspan’s six developmental levels are: 1) Self-regulation and Interest in the World, 2) Engaging and Relating, 3)Intentionality and Two-Way Communication, 4) Social Problem Solving, Mood regulation and Formation of a Sense of Self, 5) Creating Symbols and Use of words and Ideas, 6) Emotional Thinking, Logic and a Sense of Reality (Greenspan & Weider, 2006). In stage 1; Self- regulation and Interest in the World, the focus is on the child’s ability to process their environment with their…

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    Introduction Strong representationalism (SR) is the view that intentionality alone is sufficient in defining the characteristics of sensory experiences (qualia). Intentionality in this case is understood as representation, of which can exhibit functional or physical properties. Sensory experiences must thus always be about something for SR, regardless of the subject’s awareness of it. As opposed to the traditional understanding of qualia, SR rejects the idea that mental states possess an…

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    Letting be It is my personality to have a desire to fix things, so the concept of letting be does not come particularly easily to me. Doane & Varcoe, (2015) state that the concept of “letting be” is one of the most essential skills of relational practice in nursing. Throughout the communication I had with my friend I found myself always wanting a solution. I always wanted to try different alternative therapies to assist her in moving forward. I wanted her to open up to me so I could sew…

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