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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"bad faith"”.
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Beyond bad faith : vindicating the quest for being
By equating the "quest for Being" with "bad faith" Sartre has over-simplified and misrepresented human reality. In this thesis I examine Sartre's description of "the human condition," as well as his concepts of "bad faith", "good faith", "authenticity", and "the ego"--for evidence of the consistent …
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Fashion in Bad Faith: Framing the Clothed Self in an Existential Phenomenological Lens
… manifestations of embodiment as forms of bad faith, relationships to clothing, especially those conditioned by the fashion industry. Through an analysis of the concept of a disguise, I argue that the fashion industry encourages consumers to play what I call a game of fashion. This game …
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The Self and Social Freedom: A Paradigm of Leisure (Interaction Theory, Self-Expression)
… of experience qualitatively distinct from the "bad faith" of more common existence. Leisure offers a valuable opportunity for the holistic affirmation of oneself, and is an important realm of social experience.
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Memory in the Early Philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre
… the challenges raised by Sartre's concerns with bad faith, existential memory is a model of authenticity.
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Regole di validità e regole di responsabilità nel diritto privato
… in evolutionary terms, of the role of good faith within the contractual matters, especially during the formation of the contract. The question arises as to whether a bad faith conduct during the negotiations can invalidate the contract or can integrate a single responsibility for damages …
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A Reconsideration of the Interpretation and Analysis Typically Applied to Edward Hopper’s Art During the 1940s
… of the possibility of stepping outside of Bad Faith into existential authenticity and demonstrates how this is observable in Hopper’s work. This enables the thesis to argue the necessity and importance of Hopper’s recognition as a Modernist.
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Competition law liability for obtaining, maintaining, and asserting intellectual property rights subsequently declared invalid or not infringed
… of competition law in this context discourages bad faith behaviour by patentees and compensates victims of such behaviour.
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Temporal structure and meaning : the defamiliarization of the reader in Faulkner's Go down, Moses
… meaning out of non-meaning by negating the "bad faith" of Gavin Stevens, who in fear chooses stable but racially-fragmenting Cavalier values, and by affirming the "good faith" of Molly Beauchamp and Miss Worsham, who choose the temporal unity of shared suffering in the face of chaos.
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Exploring the tension between Coleridge's Poetic Faith and disbelief in the metatheatrical strategies used in a Mask, a Key and a Pair of Broken Wings
… and academic inquiry is Sartre's notion of 'bad faith' and the construction of self through it. In order to fully explore the constructedness of self, the production is done in a metatheatrical form. Metatheatre was coined by Lionel Abel to describe plays that consciously drew attention to …
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Compliance with judgments of the European Court of Human Rights: analysing South Caucasus states on a spectrum of democratization
… growing number of cases of states’ acting in ‘bad faith’ in light of their international human rights obligations. Finally, my research explores the wider impact that ECtHR judgments have beyond formal compliance and despite the likelihood of partial compliance. The originality of the research …
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Laikinųjų apsaugos priemonių taikymo problematika /
… of time. Sometimes by reason of defendant's bad faith the due enforcement of a judgment may become difficult or even impossible. For instance, a defendant may assign his property to other persons, conceal it or destroy after becoming aware of legal action instituted against him. The law …
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"Stratagems to unblind" : reflexivity and existentialism in three novels by John Fowles
… in other words, exposes the writer's own 'bad faith' and allows him to be purged of it, alongside his characters who engage in journeys of discovery, leading to greater self-knowledge and moral commitment, through the enabling medium of personal narrative. These approaches, I suggest, are …
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Authenticity as Compassionate Being in the World
<p>This paper will present a thesis on what it means to be authentic in the world and how a person can cultivate an authentic being. I will argue that being authentic leads to a healthier self that lives her life to its fullest potential and how being authentic will result in a more compassionate …
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Epistemically Adrift: Mood Disorders and Navigating Responsibility
… of how one can react to their diagnosis in bad faith – deflecting their own responsibility either by indulging into diagnostic patterns as inherent destiny or denying the condition’s effect on their motivations. I argue that there must be a middle path where one takes responsibility for …