AIM This paper is a report of a study to analyse reflection as discourse and a technology of confession which produces a certain desirable subjectivity within nursing practice. BACKGROUND Reflection and reflective practice are common themes in nursing practices and in the literature on nursing. These practices are often construed as positive and empowering, and more critical analyses of them ...

In this paper, I use a debate between Albert Einstein and Henri Bergson about the nature of time as heuristic tool to understand teacher subjectivity. This outlines notions measurable duration or flow. These two interpretations reality, one from physicist philosopher, are used examine bi-Discoursal identity An ethnographic participatory action research project in preschool class England finds t...

The thought of subjectivity runs through different schools Western philosophy. essence all kinds thoughts about human subjectivity, which is the epitome existence people in their respective countries, nations and eras. Human beings are creators great history achievers self-liberation movement. study has realized positive interaction between individuals eras, micro macro, past future. As forerun...

Recent natural language processing (NLP) research shows that identifying and extracting subjective information from texts can benefit many NLP applications. In this paper, we address a semi-supervised learning approach, self-training, for sentence subjectivity classification. In self-training, the confidence degree that depends on the ranking of class membership probabilities is commonly used a...

Abstract When approaches to the notion of ‘self’ as it exists in game have been discussed studies – for instance, through work existential ludology or discussions agency question, explicitly implicitly, has tended be rational, stable, unified and coherent self humanist tradition. By fracturing ludic subject into a set contrasting conflicting voices, each with their own apparent motivations goal...

Metzinger’s claim that there are no such things as selves has given rise to a lot of discussions. By examining the notion of self used by Metzinger, I want to clarify what he means when saying that nobody ever was or had a self. Furthermore, I want to examine if there could be a notion of ‘self’ which is compatible with the SelfModel Theory of Subjectivity (SMT). I will argue that there is a no...

This paper explores a novel philosophy of ethical care in the face of burgeoning biomedical technologies. I respond to a serious challenge facing traditional bioethics with its roots in analytic philosophy. The hallmarks of these traditional approaches are reason and autonomy, founded on a belief in the liberal humanist subject. In recent years, however, there have been mounting challenges to t...