GABORIAU, Florent, Edith Stein, philosophe

Empathy and Teamwork: Reflections on the Legacy of Claudio Ciborra Through the Phenomenology of Edith Stein

Claudio Ciborra argued that the position of information and communications technology (ICT) in organisations requires a shift from the present focus on the “scientific paradigm” to an “alternative centre of gravity: human existence in everyday life”. The paper proposes to make a contribution by examining the role of “empathy” in relationships among people working in industrial teams. Relevance ...

The Analysis of the Human Being between Psychology and Phenomenology in Edith Stein

Florent Benaych

We characterize asymptotic collective behaviour of rectangular random matrices, the sizes of which tend to infinity at different rates: when embedded in a space of larger square matrices, independent rectangular random matrices are asymtotically free with amalgamation over a subalgebra. Therefore we can define a “rectangular free convolution”, linearized by cumulants and by an analytic integral...

Another Proof of Gaboriau – Popa

This note recasts the proof of Gaboriau-Popa in a way which does not use property (T). 1 Preface and clarification In [1], after a number of partial results by various authors, Damien Gaboriau and Sorin Popa showed that non-abelian countable free groups have uncountably many measure preserving, ergodic, actions on standard Borel probability spaces up to orbit equivalence. The original proof use...

Edith Cavell

Several of them are well known: C. W. Hufeland's, 'Begriffund Wesen der Krankheit' (1975); Virchow's, 'Tber die heutige Stellung der Pathologie' (1869); Ribbert's, 'Das Wesen der Krankheiten' (1909); Canguilhem's, 'Essai sur quelques problemes concernant le normal et le pathologique' (1950); Freud's, 'Die Arzt und der Kranke' (1927); Rather's, 'Zur Philosophie des Begriffs "Krankheit"' (1958); ...