Moral judgments are important, intuitive, and complex. These factors make moral judgment particularly fertile ground for motivated reasoning. This chapter reviews research (both our own and that of others) examining two general pathways by which motivational forces can alter the moral implications of an act: by affecting perceptions of an actor’s moral accountability for the act, and by influen...

The article aims to analyze the content and narrative systems of Andrei Sinyavsky’s “philological prose” based on material Abram Tertz’s In Shadow Gogol prove involvement his “literary essay” in modern studies. authors explore little-studied text Sinyavsky-Tertz, trace history perception by Gogoliade, review a number critical provisions science about Russian comedian, this foundation justify sc...

China, India, Brazil and South Africa contain 40% of the global population and are key emerging economies. All these countries have a policy commitment to universal health coverage with an emphasis on primary health care. The primary care doctor is a key part of the health workforce, and this article, which is based on two workshops at the 2014 Towards Unity For Health Conference in Fortaleza, ...

Most scholarship on the life and thought of Walter Benjamin does not seriously engage phenomenon religion or philosophy in his thought. While some considers a German-Jewish thinker, placed company luminaries such as Martin Buber, Franz Rosenzweig, Gershom Scholem, most readers assume that Benjamin’s secular identity motivated inquiries critical thinking. However, focusing sensibility obscures i...

This study aimed to examine and analyze the novel The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac based on political theory of Michel Foucault. semi-fictional account is story search for original experience enlightenment introduces character Gary Snyder as Japhy Ryder who a poet, critical thinker, philosopher radical, Ray Smith, alter ego himself. main focus would be Foucault’s conceptions power, power relatio...