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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"inauthenticity"”.

  1. Toward a political ontology of Being and time: inauthenticity and authenticity

    … dichotomy between "authenticity" and "inauthenticity" is essentially a normative distinction between good and bad, serving to irrevocably split the social world into classes of leaders and followers. Against this, I argue that distinction between “authenticity” and "inauthenticity" is …

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  2. Inauthenticity and self-deception in Heidegger's Being and Time in relation to psychotherapy

    … of the important issues of self-deception and inauthenticity in psychotherapy. After some preliminary remarks on the concepts of inauthenticity and self-deception the first part of the dissertation explores Heidegger's fundamental ontology as detailed in Being and rime. basein's temporal nature …

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  3. Denial of Cultural Authenticity: Asian Americans' Negotiation of Bicultural Identities

    "Cultural inauthenticity results from the belief that one is not a ""true"" or genuine representation of the culture to which one is presumed to belong. As Americans continue to heavily rely on the framework of race for understanding social reality, cultural inauthenticity may result when one's …

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  4. Heidegger's Hermeneutic Phenomenology and the Application to Ghanaian Women's Experiences of Unsuccessful Invitro Fertilisation (IVF) Treatment

    … modes of existence (Existenze): authenticity, inauthenticity and undifferentiatedness, four major themes were identified: 1. Seeking wholistic and authentic care- authenticity 2. Facing up to the Angst- inauthenticity 3. The vulnerable self - inauthenticity 4. Living with infertility …

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  5. Death Positive: An Analysis of an Authenticity Movement

    … in death management, such as a history of inauthenticity and lack of transparency, have led to dissatisfaction in care. As a result of the inauthenticity of services, the death positive movement has grown in popularity and seeks to normalize decay, death, and dying. The death positive …

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  6. Secrecy and Identity: Consequences for Well-being and Social Disconnection

    … secret to examine differences in mind-wandering, inauthenticity, well-being, and disconnection. Chapter 3 extends this work by investigating emotions associated with secrecy and varying the relational context of secrecy. Chapter 4 further builds on these findings by exploring the role of …

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  7. Intensive care nurses? experiences of death in the ICU and the implications for postgraduate nursing pedagogy: a Heideggerian phenomenological study

    … of the three modes of being: authenticity, inauthenticity and undifferentiatedness, five lived experience themes were recognised: 1. Care- authenticity ; 2. Suffering, Disenfranchisement and Cultural/religious unpreparedness-inauthenticity ; 3. Living with dying-undifferentiatedness Based on …

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  8. Literature's Blind Spot: Event and Remainder in Tom McCarthy's Fiction

    … which the novel posits as a force of originary inauthenticity and links to disaster, is both unavoidable and impossible to understand. Satin Island, in its fragmentary meditations, approaches the question of the nature of the literary work: the work as such is always in abeyance; the novel …

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  9. Freedom Through the Cultivation of Humanness: Philosophy, Psychology and the Authentic Self

    … and active relationship to one’s freedom and inauthenticity arises out of a dishonest and passive relationship to one’s freedom. Behaviorists and Humanistic psychologists disagree about the nature of the self and the degree of human freedom. Behaviorists see the self as heavily determined and …

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  10. Authenticity and Death in Being and Time

    … are new. For example, I interpret the concept of inauthenticity from the perspective of the psychoanalytic idea of mania. Ultimately, however, I provide philosophical, or conceptual reasons to resist a concept with clearly problematic moral and political implications.

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  11. Buhol-Buhol: The Possibilities and Problems of Entanglement in Contemporary Manila Theatre

    … more complex than the accusations of mimicry and inauthenticity frequently leveled at contemporary Filipino culture, theatre-makers are often caught up in a more intractable buhol-buhol than they are willing or able to recognize. Four models of buhol-buhol are identified in this thesis: pista …

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  12. (In)authentic Participation: Contemporary Participatory Performance Practice, Social Media & Neoliberalism

    … performance practice is the authenticity or inauthenticity with which one constitutes and presents one’s self in contemporary digitised society. Social media technology is not inauthentic in of itself, however the wider political economy in which social media operates encourages users to …

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  13. 'Like a playground should be?' Experiencing and Producing Bi Subjectivities in Bisexual Space.

    … a Trickster figure, characterised by excess and inauthenticity. BiCon, meanwhile, can be theorised as a heterotopic place-event, during which bisexuality is held constant as the default sexual identity within the space. This provides BiCon attendees with an opportunity to temporality resolve the …

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  14. The Influence of Authentic Leadership in Creating Conditions for Optimal Learning: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Study

    … provide avenues for identifying systemic inauthenticity as the foundation for policies that promote closed-loop thinking that runs counter to the essence of learning. An outcome that emerges from analyzing these lived experiences is the Sagacity of Learning framework that this study …

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  15. Michael Wyschogrod and Jewish Existentialism

    … philosophy of Judaism: his indictment of the inauthenticity Modern Orthodox community in the United States; his critique of halakhah (Jewish law) as a spiritual deadening agent which tends to rob the individual of her responsibility before God; his attempt to make Judaism harder by emphasizing …

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  16. The Emotional Heschel

    … norms and debates about the authenticity and/or inauthenticity of American Judaism. Thirdly, this dissertation isolates feelings of joy, anxiety, and embarrassment surrounding the State of Israel in Israel: An Echo of Eternity. In Israel: An Echo of Eternity, it is appropriate to be concerned …

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  17. 'Exorcising the curse of Sisyphus': English Catholic education and the possibiity of authenticity. A philosophical study after Heidegger, Derrida, Lonergan and Boeve

    … authenticity – understood as 'mattering' - and inauthenticity, the latter is marked by the potential 'non-mattering' of the human being in favour of some other 'process' or 'goal' consonant with the logics and economy of metaphysical technologies. Such 'non mattering' - associated with what is …

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  18. Campaigning for authenticity

    … project also explores negative constructions of inauthenticity associated with the "flip-flop," the Beltway elite, the Ivy League, and the Northeast. Each chapter examines a single general election season to uncover the ways in which Americans assimilated candidate images during that cycle. By …

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  19. Mythologizing the transition : a comparative study of Bahram Beyzaee and Wolfe Soyinka

    … beliefs that haunt the present, foreground the inauthenticity of the modern hybrid obsessions that distort everyday life in their countries and mythologize and glorify the positive aspects of history and contemporary life to redefine cultural identity in terms of the best their cultures can …

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  20. The emotional labour of academics : the rational and the relational

    … relationships with students, without feeling inauthenticity. Thirteen Q sorts loaded on two factors, raising questions about the evolution and stability of the types, the meaning of a dual type, and the phenomenological implications. A secondary purpose of the study was to explore the effect …

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