The Ethical Dimension of Psychoanalysis

The Ethical Dimension of PsychoanalysisExplores the contributions that psychoanalysis can make to the study of ethics, and vice versa. Addressing the common ground between ethics and psychoanalysis, W. W. Meissner asks "Does psychoanalysis have anything to contribute to ethical understanding and reflection?" and conversely, "Does ethics have anything to offer analytic understanding of the complexities of human behavior and decision making?" Both disciplines focus their interest and concern

The chapter then reviews research on managing field margins to promote insect biodiversity

An environmental philosophy of the contemporary city

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will be one of the most influential media forms of the coming years

Firestone and Catlett challenge prevailing psychoanalytic views on death and they demolish many of the accepted canons of thanatology and existential psychology

While the hope of national salvation was a major factor in Guo's conversion

Chapters on the European Union and democracy in western Europe have been substantially revised to take account of globalisation and recent political corruption issues

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Precise nutrient management is essential to produce high-quality and high-yielding greenhouse crops while limiting cost and environmental damage

The role of abiotic factors such as water availability and temperature and their interactions on ecology of spoilage and mycotoxigenic fungi are discussed

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A Marxist history of Israeli literature