extended abstract 1. introduction the diversity of impersonal constructions and the different approaches used in studying them have caused different and sometimes contradictory positions about their classification and the explanation of grammatical and semantic roles of their components. this article reveals the necessity of studying them with a new approach which pursues a common basis coverin...

Recent findings suggest that exerting executive control influences responses to moral dilemmas. In our study, subjects judged how morally appropriate it would be for them to kill one person to save others. They made these judgments in 24 dilemmas that systematically varied physical directness of killing, personal risk to the subject, inevitability of the death, and intentionality of the action....

Abstract This article locates Fredric Jameson’s Allegory and Ideology (2019) in the context of broader trajectory his career-long critique bourgeois centred subject. It argues that, for Jameson, project requires systematic depersonalisation at level thought. Contrary to negative liberal humanist interpretations depersonalisation, Jameson stresses its hidden, revolutionary potential. Where earli...

Psychiatric diagnosis is in the spotlight following the recent publication of DSM-5. In this article we consider both the benefits and limitations of diagnosis in psychiatry. The use of internationally recognised diagnoses, although insufficient alone, is part of a psychiatrist's professional responsibility to provide high-quality, evidence-based care for patients.

Abstract In this article, we use a laboratory experiment to study the effects of relational contracts on market efficiency in environments with different degrees contract enforceability and competition. By exogenously varying communication protocol, create that are more personal or impersonal. On one hand, improve by promoting trust coordination. other impersonal increase facilitating severance...

Recent findings suggest that exerting executive control influences responses to moral dilemmas. In our study, subjects judged how morally appropriate it would be for them to kill one person to save others. They made these judgments in 24 dilemmas that systematically varied physical directness of killing, personal risk to the subject, inevitability of the death, and intentionality of the action....