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Each of the previous three articles in this series has examined one of the three main traditions of humour theory; those based around incongruity, superiority and the release of energy. We have seen that each of these theoretical traditions sheds some light upon humour and laughter, but also that all fail in their overly ambitious task of offering a fully comprehensive theory. This has not dete...

Background & Aim: This research aimed to determine the effectiveness of the emotion regulation intervention on the intensity of fatigue and existential anxiety of women with multiple sclerosis. Materials & Methods: This study was a semi-experimental research with a pre-test and post-test design and follow-up with a control group. The statistical population included all female patients with MS ...

The tree width of an alternating finite automaton (AFA) measures the parallelism in all computations AFA on a given input. maximal existential (respectively, universal) A string w number choices parallel universal branches) one computation w. We give polynomial time algorithms deciding finiteness AFA’s and width. Also we algorithm that for with decides whether or not is finite. Finiteness decid...

This paper explores the essential features of recovery and the need for an existential approach in psychiatry. The biopsychosocial model often fails to sufficiently validate the existential suffering of patients. We review the major principles of recovery and the philosophical and psychiatric principles of existentialism. The ontological or intrinsic existential issues of death, isolation, free...

mulla sadra has presented four theories on existential propositions which at first glance seem to be completely different from each other. the present article claims that, if we consider these four views from the perspective of the principality of existence and from the perspective of the principality of quiddity we will find that: firstly, these four views are reducible to two, and secondly, t...

in six parts: (i) intrinsic and extrinsic factors regulating neuronal activity, (ii) contributions to the physiology and pathology of movements, (iii) the physiological basis of consciousness, (iv) some aspects of autonomic physiology, (v) integrations, and (vi) applications. The first two sections could be better organized. His sentences are frequently cumbersome, as witness: "This survey has ...