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Incompleteness — the absence of alternative natural numbers — can be ascribed to a ready-made normativity, inducing a rigid departure syntax/semantics. Geometry of Interaction, set in the noncommutative universe of von Neumann algebras, makes normative assumptions explicit, thus rending possible their internalisation, a possible way out from the semantic aporia. As an illustration, we define an...

Although understandings of pain phenomena have benefited from theoretical developments such as the biopsychosocial model of illness, the clinical path of the person in pain presenting to a health professional still leads to frustration for both. The biopsychosocial model generated an "official" definition, two major conceptual frameworks, and three putative explanatory models. However, in the a...

Work considering the influence of power dynamics and potential confounders such as social status is beginning to receive more attention in physical education literature. While deserve particular student-centred constructivist pedagogies, exploration this topic has largely escaped grasp Game-Based Approaches (GBAs). This position paper aimed review current micro-interactional research propose ut...

Introduction: This study was performed to evaluate the correlation between the objective and subjective sensation of nasal patency, assessed through a validated questionnaire, the Italian version of the NOSE scale, and the rhinomanometric results in a large cohort of patients complaining about nasal obstruction.     Materials and Methods: Data was obtained from a total of 233 adult patients, ...