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BACKGROUND A majority of people in Western Europe and the USA die in hospitals. Spiritual and existential care is seen to be an integral component of holistic, compassionate and comprehensive palliative care. Yet, several studies show that many nurses are anxious and uncertain about engaging in spiritual and existential care for the dying. The aim of this study is to describe nurses' experience...

We consider two kinds of reeective relational machines: the usual ones, which use rst order queries, and existential reeective machines, which use only rst order existential queries. We compare these two computation models. We build on already existing results for standard relational machines, obtained by Abiteboul, Papadimitriou and Vianu APV], so we prove only results for existential machines...

Inspired both by the phenomenological thought of Karol Tarnowski and Józef Tischner personalist theology Czeslaw Bartnik, article fits into contextual soteriology which deliberately uses method correlation. The aim this is to present Christian meaning salvation in context one most moving existential experiences, that experience anxiety (Angst). indelible phenomenon raises important soteriologic...

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Making sense of our existence is one the most demanding aspects being human. Studies have shown that meaning robustly associated with well-being and mental health. In this study 358 Dutch-speaking participants during covid-19 pandemic, we tested if practice contacting one’s felt (focusing attitude) would predict life satisfaction, psychological distress, existential anxiety. We also whether eff...

The present paper deals with the semantics of all, some and not in English and related languages. Since these semantics imply a logic, it also deals with the logic of quantification in natural language. To the extent that the linguistic findings are universally valid, the results are relevant to the study of human cognition in general. Since standard quantification theory (SQT) replaced Aristot...