Time, Death, and Retribution

Retribution and the Experience of Punishment

time death, and social photo’s hermeneutics

review and analysis of ¬ the relationship of human kind beings as being deployed in the world, and the question of how human kind understand the universe, is a fundamental question that martin heidegger investigated in his philosophical work, “being and time”, and he attempted to open the secret of livingness of human beings. based on his philosophies, the man, as a being who is trying to under...

Time of Death and Changes after Death

THE DEFINITION OF death is important to both the medical and legal professions. While it is true that for the clinician the demise of a patient signals the unfortunate end to the medical effort, the very determination of death may carry secondary therapeutic implications regarding transplantation of organs. Obviously, the occurrence of a death is the starting point in the professional involveme...

Orthotopic liver transplantation from cardiac death donors in the mouse: a new model and evaluation of cardiac death time

Objective(s): The goal of this research was to develop a mouse orthotopic liver transplantation (LTx) model from donor-after-cardiac-death (DCD) grafts. Materials and Methods: Mice were randomly assigned to the experimental group or the sham group. The mice in the experimental group were divided into three groups according to the warm ischemia time (WIT) of liver graft: normal LTx, WIT 30 minut...

The Root of Retribution : Coercion or Competition ?

Everyone has experienced injustices and slights, and so approximately everyone has experienced sentiments like anger, resentment, and vengefulness. These are not just feelings. They are also motives; I call them retributive motives. In their grip, one is motivated to confront, retaliate, avenge, or seek retribution, often contrary to better judgment. These motives can be contrasted with prospec...