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2. Psychopathology AND Religious Experience? Toward a Both–And View.
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Scrutton, Tasia
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PATHOLOGICAL psychology , *AUDITORY hallucinations , *MENTAL illness , *PSYCHOSES , *CHRISTIANITY - Abstract
Psychiatric literature about when instances of voice hearing should be regarded as religiously inflected psychopathology and when they should be regarded as religious experiences sometimes presupposes that a person's experience can only be either psychopathological, or else a genuine religious experience. In this paper I will consider an alternative: the possibility of a both–and account. A both–and account might involve the idea that a religious experience causes psychopathology, or is psychopathology, or that people open to religious experiences may also be susceptible to psychopathology. After arguing that these are either problematic or under-evidenced, I will argue for another version of a both–and account: that genuine religious experience can arise out of situations involving psychopathology. I will also point to some of the clinical and pastoral implications of my view. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Is This a Deceased Loved One That I See Before Me or Am I Only Dreaming?
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Claxton-Oldfield, Stephen
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This article makes a case for examining dying person's visions during wakefulness and their dreams during sleep as separate and unique phenomena. The reason being that the mode of experience, for example, being visited by a deceased loved one while awake and conscious vs having a deceased loved one appear in a dream while asleep, may have a different impact on the dying person. A better understanding of the content and impact of waking visions and sleeping dreams, respectively, may be beneficial to both dying persons and their families. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. أسر الحلم وإخفاق الواقع في قصيدة عبيد الله بن قيس الرقيات ألا هزئت بنا قرشية.
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محمود حسين الزهي
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- 2024
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5. Designing Equitable Worlds: Six Orientations to Evoke the Future.
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Carey, Hillary
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SOCIAL justice , *POLITICAL science , *STRUCTURAL frames , *JUSTICE , *SOCIAL change , *LOW vision , *WORKSHOPS (Facilities) - Abstract
This article proposes that designers can enhance and extend the efforts for social change by transforming concepts of equity and justice into material, informative, and interactive experiences. The framework introduced here outlines six orientations for evoking future outcomes in the present moment. These orientations stem from a synthesis of techniques from disciplines with varying perspectives on world-building (rhetoric, theology, political science, and art). It identifies multiple ways to evoke the future in the present. Shared and iterated through a series of workshops in racial justice contexts, the framework offers a structure for advocates to recognize how they are already building better worlds and how they can translate future visions into near-term communication pieces that engage people in their mission. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. An image of what I want to achieve: How visions motivate goal pursuit.
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Voigt, Julian, Jais, Marius, and Kehr, Hugo M.
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GOAL (Psychology) ,MENTAL imagery ,EMPLOYEE motivation ,AFFECT (Psychology) ,LOW vision ,MOTIVATION (Psychology) - Abstract
In a rapidly changing world, leaders are constantly searching for effective ways to motivate employees and drive change. Management scholars agree that an essential tool for inspiring and motivating employees is to communicate a clear vision of the future. Yet, there remains a significant gap in understanding how and why visions actually move individuals to action. The current study investigated the effects of visions on goal-pursuit in comparison to merely listing a "superordinate goal." We argue that visions, that are high in mental imagery, are motivationally effective because (a) visions evoke positive affect, (b) vision-evoked positive affect spills over to goals derived from the vision, leading to affectively charged goals, (c) affectively charged goals are predictive of increased commitment, and (d) increased commitment contributes to goal progress. In a first experimental study (N = 128), the findings suggest that visions and vision-derived goals were both higher in positive affect than our control condition. In a second experimental study (N = 323), we replicated our results from Study 1. In addition, we extended these findings and showed that visions predict goal progress via vision-evoked positive affect, positive anticipatory affect related to prospective vision-derived goal attainment, and goal commitment. Taken together, our studies contribute to research on visions and goals by showing that visions exert their motivational effects by affectively charging activities related to them. From a practical perspective, our studies highlight the importance of visions as an effective tool in motivating work-related behaviors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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7. Queering the Spirit of the Law: Mapuche Shamanic Justice in Judge Karen Atala's LGBT Child Custody Case against the Chilean State.
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Bacigalupo, Ana Mariella and Bonniec, Fabien Le
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JUSTICE , *CUSTODY of children , *MAPUCHE (South American people) , *JUDGES , *SHAMANISM , *LGBTQ+ couples , *QUEER theory , *SPIRITUALITY - Abstract
Judge Karen Atala framed her child custody case against the Chilean Supreme Court within Indigenous Mapuche "shamanic justice," the "spirit of the law," and human rights. We analyze what Atala's case contributes to the literature on sexual diversity, sorcery, and the spirit of the law in both Chilean and Mapuche histories of justice. The case engages the spirit of the law in two senses. First, it reveals the lack of separation between religious and secular law, demonstrating that religion is profoundly embedded in the law, both for the state and for the Mapuche. Second, it refers to the intention behind the law and its interpretation and enforcement, which haunts even the most literalist, fundamental, secular visions of law. After her spiritual transformation, Atala practiced the spirit of Mapuche customary law in the courts but formally justified her judgments using the letter of the Chilean law, demonstrating a fluidity between law and spirituality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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8. First-Century Judaism and Polyphasic Culture: The Resurrection of Jesus.
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King, Robert A.
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JUDAISM , *RESURRECTION (Jewish theology) - Abstract
The physical resurrection of Jesus is one of the primary tenets of Christianity. In modern times this doctrine has been questioned with a variety of different approaches. One of those approaches is the assertion that because the Jews in Palestine during the first century were part of a polyphasic culture, the resurrection was only a culturally-approved conceptualization of visionary experiences outside of time and space. This article discusses this position and explains the complications of such an assertion. This includes first defining and elucidating the characteristics of a polyphasic culture and then examining first-century Judaism within that framework. This paper will further argue that the Jews in first-century Palestine distinguished between different types of extraordinary experiences and exhibited high degrees of skepticism when warranted, especially in regards to the resurrection of Christ. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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9. Driving social change: the power of public opinion – understanding the network dynamics in German-Jewish periodical culture, 1750s–1930s.
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Marten-Finnis, Susanne
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JEWISH press , *SOCIAL change , *CROSS-cultural differences , *PUBLIC opinion , *GROUP identity - Abstract
The history of the Jewish press can be studied both as a mirror and as a motor. The former looks back on the relationship between history and culture. It lends itself to the purpose of curation and retrieval and implies an agreed Jewish historiography. The latter method is forward looking. It suggests a more holistic approach, reaching beyond the identification of individual titles, and encourages a mapping of the overall Jewish press landscape in terms of cultural and economic capital, marginal initiatives, cross referencing, and the identification of trends. This article embarks on the latter approach. Presupposing that public discourses do not just reflect or represent social entities and alliances, but also construct or constitute them, I focus on the visionary character of Jewish periodicals and on their transformative function. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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10. Is 'visionlessness' holding you back?
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Tatton, Julian
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- 2022
11. Anticipation: Understanding the Role of Anticipation in Configuring Visions of Education
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Sporrong, Elin, Jandrić, Petar, Series Editor, Escaño González, Carlos, Editorial Board Member, Ford, Derek R., Editorial Board Member, Hayes, Sarah, Editorial Board Member, Kerres, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Knox, Jeremy, Editorial Board Member, Peters, Michael A., Editorial Board Member, Tesar, Marek, Editorial Board Member, Buch, Anders, editor, Lindberg, Ylva, editor, and Cerratto Pargman, Teresa, editor
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- 2024
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12. Narrative-Network Dynamics in Tipping Processes Towards Low-Carbon Energy Futures: The Case of Indonesia
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Ismail, Cynthia, Tàbara, J. David, Takama, Takeshi, Saurí, David, Dodson, John, Series Editor, Tàbara, J. David, editor, Flamos, Alexandros, editor, Mangalagiu, Diana, editor, and Michas, Serafeim, editor
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- 2024
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13. Synergies: The Edinburgh Centre for Medical Anthropology, MAT, and a Shared Vision
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MAT Editorial Collective
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medical anthropology ,synergies ,visions ,Anthropology ,GN1-890 ,Medicine (General) ,R5-920 - Abstract
Editorial for the April issue, 2024.
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- 2024
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14. The structure of the eye and the aesthetics of the symbol in creating a contemporary design vision inspired by the traditional arts. 'Chlorine is a technical mediator' Theorizing the exhibition of Eyes and Other Symbols
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Dr. Sara Rabea Kenway mahmoud
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structure ,of the eye ,symbol ,aesthetic ,design ,visions ,chlorine ,Architecture ,NA1-9428 - Abstract
The symbol is one of the activities of human thought that has been used since ancient times to express ideas and feelings, and the artist sought to represent them through different ages on the products of their artworks loaded with aesthetic meanings in their philosophical concepts and expressive artistic value, so man began to realize what is around him from the manifestations of nature, he sought to find a way to express himself and his needs, realizing some of the new meanings suggested by creatures, and discovering a vocabulary with symbolic meaning to express them. Throughout the ages, the symbol has become expressive and artistic connotations that help building and form the culture of the practicing artist and the receiving connoisseur. Thus, building his artistic and visual language and enriching his vision by analyzing and comparing symbols in different eras. By tracing the aesthetic and artistic formulations of symbols in some ancient arts, they can be used with the eye building as a symbol to develop contemporary design visions, by achieving the design and aesthetic foundations as well as the different formal relationships between the constituent elements of the works of art (designs). To evoke in the same scenes sensory impressions and expressive connotations by combining aesthetic dualities "eyes and symbol" "heritage and contemporary" through formal arrangements of lines, shapes, spaces, elements and colors. In addition to the technical effects of tools and materials and the use of atypical media (chlorine) with an emphasis on rhythms, repetitions and harmonies to enrich the artistic and design field. Therefore, the researcher seeks to uncover: the aesthetic of the construction of the eye and the symbol to develop a contemporary design vision. The aesthetic and semantic dimensions of the ancient heritage arts and its forms, symbols and connotations in the implementation of decorative designs of a special nature, and the use and experimentation of chlorine as an expressive medium, including revealing the artistic and technical capabilities of the artwork (decorative designs) in a way that contributes to enriching the expressive aspect.
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15. At Saint Laurent, an antidote to today's diverse visions of getting dressed
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Visions ,Fashion designers ,Fashion and beauty - Abstract
Byline: Will Lennox For spring/summer 2025, Anthony Vaccarello again looked to the personal style of Yves Saint Laurent for inspiration, offering a collection that felt like a breath of fresh [...]
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- 2024
16. Nat Turner, Black Prophet: A Visionary History
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux ,Visions ,Slaves ,Slavery - Abstract
by Anthony J. Kaye and Gregory P. Downs (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $30) Nat Turner’s role in America’s struggle over slavery is such that “few names carry such a weight [...]
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17. A New Face of Ethical Leadership: Voices of Future Educational Leaders.
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Lemana II, Henry E., Cabaya, Mary Grace C., Catalan, Haren M., Fronda, Billy D., Gocotano, Orchid E., Juan, Marlene R., Milan, Judiel B., Miranda, Joan F., Omas-As, Estrella T., Susbilla, Cherry V., and Espartero, Helen M.
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LEADERSHIP ethics ,EDUCATIONAL leadership ,CORPORATE culture ,VALUES (Ethics) ,THEMATIC analysis ,SCHOOL environment - Abstract
Navigating the complexities of the 21st-century educational landscape highlights the imperative for a more profound exploration of ethical leadership. This study delves into the perceptions of future educational leaders on their ethical values, visions, influencing factors, and strategies for implementing ethical leadership in the 21st century. Employing a qualitative exploratory design, this research meticulously captures nuanced perspectives from a cohort of six participants. These individuals were selected through purposive and voluntary sampling, focusing on those currently enrolled in postgraduate programs specializing in leadership. The findings of the thematic analysis of transcribed indepth interviews highlight a transformative shift towards holistic, student-centered approaches, emphasizing equity, inclusivity, transparency, and adaptability. Moreover, the participants envision environments fostering inclusivity and advocate for transparent communication while recognizing ethical leadership as an ongoing, adaptive journey. Influenced by personal beliefs, experiences, and global trends, they stress personal integrity and the translation of values into actionable strategies within educational settings. This study contributes valuable insights, emphasizing integrating personal values into institutional practices to foster inclusive, ethically responsible educational environments. Additionally, it underscores the need for future research to explore the practical implementation of identified ethical values and assess their impact on student outcomes and institutional culture across diverse educational contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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18. The Legend of the Naked Dead: Apparitions and Proper Burial in Latter-day Saint Folklore.
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Blythe, Christopher James
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AMERICAN folklore , *ETHNOLOGY , *FOLK culture , *ETHNIC folklore , *FOLK literature - Abstract
This article introduces the Latter-day Saint "legend of the naked dead," which in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was a widely known story emphasizing the importance of proper burial, including the ritual clothing of the dead. The ceremonial robes and garments that Latter-day Saints wear in temple services are also worn in the grave. In these stories, apparitions appear to the living to coax them to fix some error in their burial clothing. The legend cycle emphasizes the place of the family in caring for their dead, the significance of these rituals, and, of course, the continuing connections between the living and the dead, while simultaneously reinforcing the expectation for Latter-day Saints to always wear the garment under their secular clothing. Historically, some have viewed the practice of wearing the garment as onerous and altered their garments for purposes of comfort or fashion. The legend of the naked dead assures Latter-day Saints that there is purpose in this tradition that transcends even death. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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19. Dead Men Talking: Ibn 'Arabī's Interactions with Messengers and Saints.
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Lala, Ismail
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PROPHETS - Abstract
The mystical thinker Muhyi al-Din ibn 'Arabī (d. 638/1240) had many audiences with the dead. This article explores who Ibn 'Arabī interacted with, and how. Usually as dreams and visions, the meetings Ibn 'Arabī had with messengers were generally at key milestones in his life, or to confer particular distinctions upon him. A special subset of these visions was of Prophet Muḥammad specifically, and these were to derive a legal ruling from him, or because he was under the special care of the Prophet. Conversely, the audiences he had with departed saints were largely to do with more quotidian issues, either regarding his relationship with spiritual masters, or to correct a misapprehension about someone. Finally, but more seldom, he had physical interactions with corporealised spirits from beyond. As these betrayed a higher rank than mere visions, they were reminiscent of his audiences with messengers in that they confirmed his exalted spiritual rank. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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20. Permiso para creer, licencia para dudar: el discernimiento de espíritus como dispositivo teológico clave en la historia religiosa de Occidente.
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ALEJANDRO CAMPAGNE, FABIÁN
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MIDDLE Ages ,SAINTS ,RELIGIONS ,PROPHECY ,MYSTICISM ,CHARISMA - Abstract
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- 2024
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21. الفضاء الزماني لليل عند شعراء بني أسد.
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جاسم محمد عباس and محمد كامل حماد
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- 2024
22. Revisioning the Shawnee Prophet: Revitalization Movements, Religious Studies, and the Ontological Turn.
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Winiarski, Douglas
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CULTURAL maintenance ,RELIGIOUS studies ,PROPHETS ,DEVIANT behavior ,CHARISMA ,NEAR-death experiences - Abstract
Historians invariably frame the early life of Laloeshiga, more commonly known as Tenskwatawa, the Shawnee Prophet, as one of unmitigated chaos and disorder. He emerges in scholarly literature as a ne'er-do-well: failed hunter and warrior, adulterer and wife beater, penurious healer, and dissolute alcoholic. A near-death experience during the winter of 1805 triggered visions that led to his rapid rise to religious authority in the revitalization movement he led with his brother, the famed Shawnee leader Tecumseh. Newly discovered sources and systematic review of older ones reveal a vastly different origin story. None of the supposed facts of the Prophet's early life, character, or visions can be substantiated by the documentary record. Scholars have worked for decades in the shadow of dubious nineteenth-century biographies and twentieth-century social theories that translate charismatic religion into narratives of medical pathology or social stress. Cutting through the tangle of myth and misinformation obscuring the Shawnee Prophet's origins, the following argument attempts to clear a path toward a new understanding of Tenskwatawa's prophetic career grounded in recent theories of religion as presence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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23. Of monsters and men: Reading Daniel with the Liber de Morte (Metz Epitome).
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Porter, Paul A. and Porter, Christopher A.
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POLITICAL agenda ,PTOLEMAIC dynasty, 305 B.C.-30 B.C. - Abstract
Daniel sees Antiochus IV Epiphanes as a latter-day Alexander. When interpreting Antiochus's death, the author draws on a Ptolemaic court tale of an animal prodigy that foreshadowed Alexander's own demise (Liber de Morte Testamentumque Alexandri Magni). Extensive and specific commonalities between Daniel and Liber de Morte suggest that MT Daniel, no less than the OG version, originated in Egypt. Intended readers are the maśkîlîm who fled there during and after the Antiochene crisis. While the visions interpret the death of Antiochus, the tales speak to the maśkîlîm's hopes for a new life under Ptolemy VI. This paper advances scholarship by proposing that inspiration for Daniel's Babylonian court setting, and for its apocalyptic imagery, came to our author courtesy of the Ptolemies, a Greek dynasty who used a birth anomaly tale set in Babylon to drive their political agenda in Egypt. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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24. Rehabilitating utopias: the importance of imagination to confronting our spatial challenges.
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Koning, Joey and van Dijk, Terry
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UTOPIAS , *LITERATURE reviews , *IMAGINATION - Abstract
Many contend that end-state planning is no longer either acceptable or feasible. However, outside the formal planning system, communities do conceive radical proposals for the places they live in. Our paper makes a plea for a renewed appreciation of Utopias by revealing the diversity of such imagined futures of a place. By means of a review of the nature of 12 locally emerging Utopias in the Netherlands, combined with a literature review, we propose to use spectra to characterise imagined futures, bringing nuance to the debate and a re-appreciation of the transformative power of Utopian stories about futures of places. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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25. ‘Amadodana enu abone imibono’: The interpretation of Ntsikana’s vision against the book of Acts’s vision experiences
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Thembelani E. Jentile
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ntsikana ,conversion ,visions ,african ,acts of the apostles ,Practical Theology ,BV1-5099 - Abstract
The specific aim of this article is to interpret Ntsikana’s kraal vision by considering the vision narratives or experiences found in Acts of the Apostles. In 1987, J.B. Peires interpreted this vision as a mere ‘hallucination’ and further argued that there was nothing Christian about it, stating that Ntsikana had experienced a mystical vision, like any other heathen diviner. This article partly differs from this interpretation, and an argument is pursued that in South African church history vision narratives have led to ‘conversion(s)’ of many church leaders, including Ntsikana, and have subsequently shaped the direction of the church, especially the African indigenous churches. It is noted that the writer of Acts employed visions more frequently than any other author in the New Testament and that at strategic places throughout his work, Luke reported epiphanies in which God, or a divine agent, appeared and guided the course of events. These experiences, as reported by Luke, are not far from what Ntsikana experienced and should therefore be read as constituting the act of God in an African context. Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: The study has significance for Church history, African traditional religion and the New Testament. It is undertaken within (intra-) the African traditional and Christian religions discourse, with an interest in Church History that combines philosophical and theological approaches, especially with reference to South African sociopolitical and ecclesiastical contexts. The research builds on the existing Church history and New Testament discourses.
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- 2024
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26. MarÃa de Santo Domingo (?1486?-1524): Sobre las memorias y el Archivo
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Bastida, Rebeca SanmartÃn
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- 2023
27. The elements of conceptism in the 'Dream of the Last Judgement' of Francisco de Quevedo
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Lazarević Jelena V.
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francisco de quevedo ,conceptismo ,visions ,prose ,satire ,Education ,Literature (General) ,PN1-6790 - Abstract
The objective of this paper is to explain the definition of conceptismo as a literary and social movement with its most relevant characteristics, illustrated in "The Visions" of Francisco de Quevedo, one of the key baroque authors of the Spanish literature, through analyzing the initial vision - The Last Judgment. This cycle was written between the years 1606 and 1623 in the Spanish monarchy, a country filled with contrasts and enormous social differences. In each of the five Visions, Quevedo criticizes the social situation and the prominent archetypes of the Spanish society. The piece was written implementing sharp language, enriched with metaphor, contrasts, hyperbole and caricatures wrapped in satire: expressed both in discrete and bold manners. These artistic choices give unique literary nuances to the literary text and help the reader easily imagine Quevedo's world. A world in which everything is possible, even the equal treatment of the rich and the poor, leastwise after death. Both an absolute conceptualist and a strong satirist, Francisco de Quevedo does not miss a single opportunity to highlight injustices and make fun of what he considers relevant in the social sphere, treating the physical as the most visible, while paying the greatest attention to the moral aspects. Through a comparative study of the corpus chosen for this paper, forming conclusions about the social status in the Kingdom of Spain is expected, as well as a better understanding of its illustration through the artistic and literary choices of the author. Due to the detailed descriptions of the human nature and behaviors, which can be seen as universal archetypes, Quevedo's "Visions" maintain their relevance to this day, as well as capture the attention of the contemporary reader.
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- 2024
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28. „Lipsa de metodă' metodică și „eclectismul' bine administrat
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Nicolae Bârna
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literary criticism ,critical methods ,impressionism ,thematic approach ,eclecticism ,the timely and appropriate combination ,interweaving or alternation of ways ,visions ,concepts or methods of different natures and/or origins ,combining various critical methods ,evaluation criticism and aesthetic legitimating ,historical-literary foundation of aesthetic judgment ,the creator-work relationship ,biography ,literature with autobiographical substrate ,methodological synthesis ,Language and Literature - Abstract
Critic and literary historian of indisputable importance in shaping the overall picture of the evolutions recorded in the Romanian literary realm in the last six decades, Eugen Simion did not have (as well as, moreover, most of his colleagues in the critical magistracy belonging to the same generation of creation) a specific, unique or preferred critical „method”, rigid, firm and easy to detect and define. This apparent lack of method is actually the result of mastery in methodological synthesis and the effect of an inspired positive eclecticism. The critic has happily combined or joined together methods and perspectives, with admirable results, he has constantly shown concern to identify and choose, for each particular case of the development of his critical approach — that is, for each critical text, for each work or group of works or section of a larger work etc. — , the formula of criticism, the angle of approach, the perspective and the methodological panoply, that is, in a word, the most suitable „method”. He practiced an aesthetic assessment criticism, using in an opportune manner the tools offered by the scientific approach, he followed the historical-literary foundation of the aesthetic judgment, but also the clarification of some theoretical aspects, especially regarding the author-work relationship or the relationship between biography and the literary text, he revalued and reinvented, productively, the biographism, he did not avoid the appeal to the advantages of erudition and documentation, the use of the “weapons” of typology, the recourse to social-historical contextualization, the recourse to aspects related to narratology, etc. The carousel of angles and means of approach, their diversity and complementarity, happily compete for the meaningful outline of „total” critical approaches, of an impressive methodological synthesis, giving the feeling of completeness. The text of the communication tries to give an account of the way in which these procedures of the critic manifested themselves at the level of some of his books.
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- 2023
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29. EL DISCERNIMIENTO DE LAS VISIONES SEGÚN EVAGRIO PÓNTICO.
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SINGH MESCONI, CARLOS MARCELO
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THEORY of knowledge ,ETIOLOGY of diseases ,CONTEMPLATION ,GOD ,DESIRE - Abstract
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- 2024
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30. Fray Julian of Alcala's Vision of the Ascension of the Soul of King Philip II of Spain.
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Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban and Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban
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- Painting, Spanish 17th century., Monks., Men., Inscriptions., Angels., Visions., Small cities., Peinture espagnole 17e siècle., Moines., Hommes., Anges., Visions., Petites villes., towns., monks (people), men (male humans), Small cities, Angels, Inscriptions, Men, Monks, Painting, Spanish, Visions, Seville (Spain), Spain Seville
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- 2024
31. Insights into the daily life of ventricular assist device coordinators: Outcome of an international questionnaire.
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Mulzer, Johanna, Kaufmann, Friedrich, Mueller, Marcus, Potapov, Evgenij, and Knierim, Jan
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HEART assist devices , *ARTIFICIAL blood circulation , *EVERYDAY life , *SOCIAL support , *WOUND care , *HEART failure patients - Abstract
Background: As the incidence of heart failure in developed countries is on the rise, mechanical circulatory support (MCS) often remains the only treatment option for patients with end‐stage heart failure and is well established worldwide. Even though VAD coordinators play a key role in VAD programs, their responsibilities and daily duties are not clearly defined and characterized. Recently published data from the first 5‐year multicenter clinical trial assessing experience with the HeartMate 3 left ventricular system (Abbott, Abbott Park, IL) show an overall survival of 61% at 5 years. When it comes to possible improvements to these systems, it is necessary for developers not only to know the status quo but also to determine and consider the visions and wishes of those individuals who take care of patients, provide education and deal with possible complications. This would be helpful a meaningful effort towards implementing a standard of care. Methods: To fill this knowledge gap, we conducted an online survey using the SurveyMonkey tool, addressing representatives of programs implanting VADs worldwide. Representatives answered a standardized block of 14 questions and were asked to provide responses within 3 months. Results: A total of 91 VAD coordinators from centers of various regions of the world completed the survey. The majority came from European countries. The numbers of patients followed up by the centers ranged from <20 to 390 patients. The majority of VAD coordinators had a nursing background (68%). Seventy‐seven percent of the centers operate a 24‐h hotline and 3‐monthly visits to the outpatient department are most common. Fifty‐nine percent of the centers do not use an infection scoring system for driveline wound care. The majority of the centers indicated that an optimized follow‐up concept including wound care, medication, and social care is crucial and the key issue for an improved outcome. Smaller components and intensified psychosocial support ranked highest in questions about how to improve quality of life. Surprisingly, the future prospects of telemetric monitoring were not rated high in significance. Conclusions: There is a wide variability in the composition and tasks of VAD programs worldwide. Implementing a standard of care and improving psychosocial care as well as equipment is regarded most important to improve outcomes and quality of life. From the point of view of those responsible, the significance of telemetric monitoring seemed overrated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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32. Sensory perception in Dante's dreams and visions
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Kiltinaviciute, Aiste and Webb, Heather
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Dante ,Senses ,Medieval Literature ,Multisensory Experience ,Dreams ,Visions ,Italian Literature - Abstract
My thesis analyses Dante's dreams and visions in the Vita nuova and the Commedia from a sensory-cognitive point of view, examining them as moments of privileged perception, when the sensations described appear not to correspond to perceptions necessitated by immediate external surroundings. While Dante's dreams have been examined by scholars such as Dino Cervigni (Dante's Poetry of Dreams 1986) and Guglielmo Barucci ('Simile a quel che talvolta si sogna': i sogni del Purgatorio dantesco 2012), to mention only a few, the novelty of my research lies in the methodological approach chosen. Drawing upon cognitive literary studies, the history of the senses, and the philosophy of mind, I focus not so much on decoding the meaning of dreams, but rather the purpose of the sensory and affective responses that dreams elicit from the pilgrim Dante and the readers of Dante's poetry. The project looks at Dante's representation of dreams and visions across his oeuvre, with the greatest emphasis on Purgatorio. The Introduction traces the development of Dante's visionary vocabulary in the early poetry and the Vita nuova. Chapter 1 looks at the depiction of visions in Purgatorio 15 and 17, the cantos that offer the most extensive explicit reflection on the so-called inner senses, thought to be crucial in the reception of dreams and visions. Finally, Chapters 2 and 3 offer a close analysis of Dante's purgatorial dreams, showing how they question the dominant medieval discourses about rapture (Purgatorio 9) and sensory delight and pleasure (Purgatorio 19 and 27). While each chapter of my thesis takes an individual dream or a series of dreams as a starting point, further analysis reveals them to be representative of larger issues in the scholarship on medieval dreams and visions. These issues are explored by linking Dante's writing to some of the most influential medieval visionary texts, such as Augustine's classification of visions in De genesi ad litteram, and Augustine's and Thomas Aquinas's theories of rapture. The project offers an extensive analysis of Dante's visionary vocabulary, situating it within the developing Italian medieval dream vision tradition more generally. My work's larger contribution to Italian and medieval studies consists in highlighting the key role of the multisensory in the ethics and aesthetics of Dante's dreams and visions. I demonstrate that the representation of perceptual acts in Dante shows a greater synergy of the senses than has hitherto been accounted for in the scholarship, which has emphasised the primacy of vision and/or hearing in medieval Italian culture.
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33. Gut Microbiome and Liver Diseases from the Perspective of 3PM: The Predictive, Preventive, and Personalized Medicine
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Skladany, Lubomir, Koller, Tomas, Kukla, Michal, Soltys, Katarina, Golubnitschaja, Olga, Series Editor, Baban, Babak, Editorial Board Member, Bubnov, Rostylav, Editorial Board Member, Costigliola, Vincenzo, Editorial Board Member, Grech, Godfrey, Editorial Board Member, Mozaffari, Mahmood, Editorial Board Member, Parini, Paolo, Editorial Board Member, Paul, Friedermann, Editorial Board Member, Yoo, Byong Chul, Editorial Board Member, Zhan, Xianquan, Editorial Board Member, Andrews, Russell J., Editorial Board Member, Fröhlich, Holger, Editorial Board Member, Kokubo, Yoshihiro, Editorial Board Member, Krapfenbauer, Kurt, Editorial Board Member, Podbielska, Halina, Editorial Board Member, Tasker, R. Andrew, Editorial Board Member, Nardini, Christine, Editorial Board Member, Chaari, Lotfi, Editorial Board Member, Polivka Jr., Jiri, Editorial Board Member, Mandel, Silvia, Editorial Board Member, Erb, Carl, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Wei, Editorial Board Member, and Kapalla, Marko, editor
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- 2023
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34. Prehabilitation as an Integral Procedure in Predictive, Preventive, and Personalized Medicine and Modern and Effective Healthcare
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Mrázová, Barbara, Kapalla, Marko, Liška, Dávid, Martuliak, Igor, Flašková, Martina, Mráz, Ján, Marko, Ľubomír, Golubnitschaja, Olga, Series Editor, Baban, Babak, Editorial Board Member, Bubnov, Rostylav, Editorial Board Member, Costigliola, Vincenzo, Editorial Board Member, Grech, Godfrey, Editorial Board Member, Mozaffari, Mahmood, Editorial Board Member, Parini, Paolo, Editorial Board Member, Paul, Friedermann, Editorial Board Member, Yoo, Byong Chul, Editorial Board Member, Zhan, Xianquan, Editorial Board Member, Andrews, Russell J., Editorial Board Member, Fröhlich, Holger, Editorial Board Member, Kokubo, Yoshihiro, Editorial Board Member, Krapfenbauer, Kurt, Editorial Board Member, Podbielska, Halina, Editorial Board Member, Tasker, R. Andrew, Editorial Board Member, Nardini, Christine, Editorial Board Member, Chaari, Lotfi, Editorial Board Member, Polivka Jr., Jiri, Editorial Board Member, Mandel, Silvia, Editorial Board Member, Erb, Carl, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Wei, Editorial Board Member, and Kapalla, Marko, editor
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- 2023
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35. Post-process: Any Changes?
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Ytterstad, Stig, Olaisen, Johan, Ytterstad, Stig, and Olaisen, Johan
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- 2023
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36. Music Teacher Education for the Future: Reflections on Change.
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Christophersen, Catharina, Luis Aróstegui, José, Holdhus, Kari, Kenny, Ailbhe, Knudsen, Jan Sverre, Lindgren, Monica, Väkevä, Lauri, and Viig, Tine Grieg
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EDUCATION of music teachers ,EDUCATIONAL change ,SOCIAL justice - Abstract
This article conceptualizes and discusses change in music teacher education. Results from the FUTURED research project provide the starting point for the article. The project explored various dimensions of change within the music education programs in Norwegian generalist teacher education. In this project, change was regarded as having a transformative capacity closely related to co-construction and complexity. Telling new stories about education, and thereby imagining different educational realities, may be seen as a possible trigger for change. In this article, therefore, the authors contrast the current situation against an imagined reality to create a heuristic framework for a critical discussion of change. Based on a meta-analysis of research findings, the authors propose a vision for a future music teacher education, which they then use to highlight and discuss several intersecting dimensions of educational change: values and traditions, demographics, educational practices, curricula, and society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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37. Between vision and implementation: the exclusionary disjuncture of domestic heat decarbonisation in Greater Manchester.
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Crowther, Ami, Petrova, Saska, and Evans, James
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CARBON dioxide mitigation , *CARBON offsetting , *SHIFTING cultivation , *SEMI-structured interviews , *CLIMATE change - Abstract
Decarbonising heat is critical for achieving climate change targets and reducing CO2 emissions. The U.K. Government has outlined actions to support the decarbonisation of heat, emphasising the importance of a place-based approach and undertaking action at localised scales. This paper focuses on Greater Manchester, a city region in North West England, with a strategic vision of achieving carbon neutrality by 2038. To support the achievement of this vision, Local Area Energy Plans (LAEPs) have been developed for the city region's 10 local authorities with this providing a useful case study for understanding the challenges of implementing localised, place-based domestic heat decarbonisation actions. Drawing upon 34 semi-structured interviews with stakeholders associated with Greater Manchester's low-carbon agenda, this paper discusses the disjuncture between Greater Manchester's vision for domestic heat decarbonisation and the implementation of the actions outlined. Three sites have been identified where the disjuncture between the strategic vision and its implementation materialises. Each of these sites of disjuncture – priorities and needs, procurement, and shifting heating expectations and practices – are discussed in turn. The disjuncture present is shown to exclude certain members of society from engaging in decarbonisation practices, and acts as a barrier to the achievement of Greater Manchester's vision for domestic heat decarbonisation. This paper advances understandings on the barriers to achieving place-based decarbonisation visions, and furthers the conceptualisation of 'just transitions'. The identification of sites of disjuncture can be applied to other strategic visions and their implementation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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38. Charisma of Ascetic Saints in the Hagiography of the 12th Century.
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Bozoky, Edina
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HAGIOGRAPHY , *SAINTS , *IRON , *CHARISMA , *REPENTANCE , *PROPHECY , *REGRET , *ASCETICISM - Abstract
In the 11th–12th centuries, extreme ascetic practices reappeared in Western Europe, in particular, the wearing of hauberks and heavy iron chains, associated with penitence and eremitism. This article discusses the charisma of three ascetic saints of the 12th century: Bernard the Penitent (d. 1182), Wulfric of Haselbury (d. 1154/55), and Godric of Finchale (d. 1170). Their hagiographies were written shortly after their death. The authors emphasize that they were revered as holy men already in their lifetime. Their charismatic power was revealed by miracles of healing and prophecy, sometimes in visions. The manifestations of their charisma continued and even increased after their death and were transmitted and spread through their relics. Their mortifications and the signs of their holiness are comparable to those of the stylites and other hermits of Syria of late Antiquity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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39. (Extra)ordinary Sensation and Visionary Perception in Dante's Purgatorio XV and XVII.
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Kiltinavičiūtė, Aistė
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CANTICLES ,LITURGIES ,SENSES ,LANGUAGE & languages - Abstract
In Purgatorio xv and XVII, Dante depicts the pilgrim's inner visions produced without direct sensory input, which, paradoxically, lead to some of the most extravagantly multisensory descriptions in the second canticle of the Commedia. This article argues for the centrality of the cantos for understanding the visionary dimension of Dante's work by examining how Purg. XV and XVII meditate on the differences and overlaps between everyday and extraordinary perception. First, I examine Dante's depiction of the faculties of imaginativa and fantasia, involved both in ordinary and visionary sensation. Second, I explore how the cantos portray the ecstatic dimension of Dante's experience. Finally, I analyse how Dante uses multisensory language in individual visions so as to reflect on the complexity of perceptual layers in visionary experiences and to appeal to readers who think with, and through, their senses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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40. Anticipatory governance in government: the case of Finnish higher education
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Kallo, Johanna and Välimaa, Jussi
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- 2024
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41. Genesis: The Grail Knight (Footnail)
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Visions ,Books -- Book reviews ,Literature/writing - Abstract
Genesis: The Grail Knight (Footnail), Footnail Press, AK Howard, 16.99 (446p), 1990678157 Genre: Fiction/General Fiction (including literary and historical) Genesis 'Gen' Isherwood is back in the thrilling fourth installment of [...]
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- 2024
42. Dramatic Impact
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Visions - Abstract
THE TOLEDO Museum of Art offers a rare opportunity to see four works by Baroque master painter Caravaggio. On view through April 14, 2024, The Brilliance of Caravaggio: Four Paintings [...]
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- 2024
43. Author Tedi Petrova's New Book 'Transformation through Christ: Personal Testimony Dreams and Visions in the Supernatural Realm' Chronicles a Remarkable Spiritual Journey
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Visions ,Books ,Business - Abstract
New York, NY September 06, 2024 --(PR.com)-- Tedi Petrova, who created that MKV Harmony Foundation to give love and financial care to those in need, has completed her new book, [...]
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44. Author John Walker's New Book, 'I Asked God a Question He Answered: Visions from God,' Explores Divine Revelations and Prophetic Insights Through Extraordinary Visions
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Visions ,Books ,Prophecies ,Business - Abstract
S. Charleston, WV August 19, 2024 --(PR.com)-- John Walker, a retired pharmacist, master electrician, and accomplished computer programmer, has completed his new book. 'I Asked God a Question He Answered: [...]
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45. Author David L. Smith's New Book, 'Kingdom Collisions: Heaven and Earth Collide,' Explores Supernatural Visions and Prophetic Revelations About the End Times
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United States. Air Force ,Visions ,Books ,Holy Spirit ,Business - Abstract
Nacogdoches, TX August 13, 2024 --(PR.com)-- David L. Smith, a veteran of the US Air Force and a lifelong Christian, has completed his new book, 'Kingdom Collisions: Heaven and Earth [...]
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46. Isabel Reyes's Newly Released 'Mildred's Letters' is a Heartfelt and Inspiring Collection of Personal Letters
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Visions ,Business - Abstract
Temescal Valley, CA August 12, 2024 --(PR.com)-- 'Mildred's Letters': a moving and inspirational collection of letters revealing deep faith and divine communication. 'Mildred's Letters' is the creation of published author, [...]
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47. Kelliote S. Kadammanja's Newly Released 'The Untold Realities behind the Unseen World' is a Profound Spiritual Journey
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Visions ,Business - Abstract
Pennsauken, NJ August 06, 2024 --(PR.com)-- 'The Untold Realities behind the Unseen World': a reflective exploration of spiritual experiences and divine encounters. 'The Untold Realities behind the Unseen World' is [...]
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48. A Pentecostal hearing of Ezekiel : Ezekiel's visions by the hwhy-dy and the xwr
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Ward, Lisa and Thomas, John
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224 ,Ezekiel ,visions ,spirit ,Hand of YHWH - Abstract
Current studies about Spirit-inspired visions are largely descriptive or overshadowed as they are part of a larger examination on Spirit baptism, pneumatology, or eschatology. The purpose of this study is to contribute to the discussion of Spirit-inspired visions and to inspire Pentecostal communities to read Ezekiel in a fresh new way so as to hear what the Spirit has to say about the diverse ways in which the activities of the Spirit are engaged in Ezekiel’s visions. This study proposes that the conclusions drawn from a literary theological analysis of Ezekiel’s visions provide the reader with the basis for constructing overtures towards a Pentecostal theology of Spirit-inspired visions. This thesis examines the literary and theological relationships primarily between the activities of the divine xwr (‘Spirit’), the hwhy-dy (‘hand of YHWH’), and the affective language in the four significant visions in the book of Ezekiel (Ezek. 1–3; 8–11; 37.1-14; 40–43). As such, it will give special attention to the genre identified, themes, and the literary markers observed in the text in order to discern the structure of the book of Ezekiel. Ezekiel’s visions provide the structural framework that underscores the theological themes of the Spirit, the glory of YHWH, the hand of YHWH, and the leitmotif of the affections. This study is also an intentional contribution to the current discussion concerning Pentecostal hermeneutics. The Pentecostal experience of the Spirit is considered a hermeneutical lens, which presupposes a context for biblical interpretation. A Pentecostal reading strategy based upon contemporary Pentecostal scholarship is utilized, which is informed and shaped by the Scripture, the Spirit, and the community. A narrative theological analysis is a method owing to its compatibility with the narrative orientation of Pentecostal thought. A Pentecostal hearing of the biblical texts highlights the text in its final form and derives its primary meaning from the narrative. From this perspective, a literary and theological analysis of Ezekiel will focus on the stories that the narrator tells to understand how they help the reader or hearer derive meaning in the text with special attention given to the repetition of literary markers, the structure, genre, and main characters, while drawing theological conclusions. This thesis will also incorporate reception history as a means to glean from the testimonies of early Pentecostals as they read and interpreted Ezekiel’s visions, specifically surveying the Pentecostal periodicals from the Wesleyan-Holiness and the Finished Work publications. The conclusions from this study will be put into conversation with Pentecostal spirituality.
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- 2020
49. Dead Men Talking: Ibn ‘Arabī’s Interactions with Messengers and Saints
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Ismail Lala
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Ibn ‘Arabī ,dead ,dreams ,visions ,prophets ,saints ,Religions. Mythology. Rationalism ,BL1-2790 - Abstract
The mystical thinker Muhyi al-Din ibn ‘Arabī (d. 638/1240) had many audiences with the dead. This article explores who Ibn ‘Arabī interacted with, and how. Usually as dreams and visions, the meetings Ibn ‘Arabī had with messengers were generally at key milestones in his life, or to confer particular distinctions upon him. A special subset of these visions was of Prophet Muḥammad specifically, and these were to derive a legal ruling from him, or because he was under the special care of the Prophet. Conversely, the audiences he had with departed saints were largely to do with more quotidian issues, either regarding his relationship with spiritual masters, or to correct a misapprehension about someone. Finally, but more seldom, he had physical interactions with corporealised spirits from beyond. As these betrayed a higher rank than mere visions, they were reminiscent of his audiences with messengers in that they confirmed his exalted spiritual rank.
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50. Divination and Philosophy in the Letters of Paul
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Sharp, Matthew, author and Sharp, Matthew
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