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Understanding the distinction between impressions and ideas that Hume draws in the opening paragraphs of his A Treatise on Human Nature is essential for understanding much of Hume’s philosophy. This, however, is a task that has been the cause of a good deal of controversy in the literature on Hume. I here argue that the significant philosophical and exegetical issues previous treatments of this...

Basilar impression, sometimes spoken of as platybasia, is a deformity of the occipital bone and upper end of the cervical spine resulting from anomalous development. It may produce marked pressure effects upon the medulla and adjacent parts of the central nervous system. These pressure effects may simulate syringomyelia, disseminated sclerosis, or progressive spastic paralysis so closely as to ...

This note presents an introduction to the Mizar system, followed by a brief comparison between Mizar and Coq. Appended are a Mizar grammar and an annotated example of a complete Mizar article. 1 What It Is Mizar is a system for representing mathematical proof in a computer such that a program can check the correctness. It has been developed by Andrzej Trybulec and his team in Bialystok, Poland ...

Organizational culture and values can impact every aspect of hospital operations.

In this paper, we suggest that the primary concern regarding privacy in collaborative work settings is “impression management”. We discuss a host of factors which influence privacy management in such settings. Finally, we offer some suggestions regarding how designers can empower users to manage their impression.

Self-deception and impression-management comprise two types of deceptive, but generally socially acceptable behaviours, which are common in everyday life as well as being present in a number of psychiatric disorders. We sought to establish and dissociate the 'normal' brain substrates of self-deception and impression-management. Twenty healthy participants underwent fMRI scanning at 3T whilst co...

A captive adult common mynah (Acridotheres tristis) died shortly after a course of seizure and opisthotonous with an illness characterized by severe lethargy, depression, loss of appetite, polyurate, and urate discoloration. Abdominal distention and hepatomegly, visible over the abdominal skin, were noticed clinically. At necropsy, severe enlargement of liver with general discoloration was obvi...