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- Latent profile analysis of nurses’ moral courage: a professional values perspective.Kaili Hu,Quan Zhou,Yufen Zhang,Wei Tian &Minglong Wu -2025 -Nursing Ethics 32 (2):678-689.Introduction Nurses’ moral courage (NMC) enhances care quality and patient safety. Nurses’ professional values promote ethical adherence, moral obligation fulfillment, and compliance to prevent ethical violations. It is necessary to explore the current status and influencing factors of moral courage from the perspective of professional values. Aim To investigate the current situation of nurses’ moral courage, analyze the latent profiles of nurses’ moral courage, and explore the influencing factors from the perspective of professional values. Research Design A cross-sectional design was (...) employed. Participants and research context Data were collected through convenient sampling at a tertiary hospital during May 2023 in Wuhan, Hubei province, China. A self-designed web-based questionnaire consisting of demographic characteristics, the Chinese Nurses’ Professional Values Scale-Revised Version (NPVS-R-CV) and the Nurses’ Moral Courage Scale (NMCS) were used for the cross-sectional survey. Latent profile analysis was conducted using the results of 3 explicit indexes of NMCS, and multivariate logistic regression was used to analyze the influencing factors of NMC. Ethical Considerations Research ethics approval (with the code of TJ- IRB 20220543) was obtained from Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Findings This study included 966 nurses, predominantly female and under 30 years old, with 91.10% holding a bachelor’s degree. Latent profile analysis identified three moral courage profiles: low-level (31.5%), medium-level (47.2%), and high-level (21.3%). Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed significant positive correlations between professional values and moral courage, with head nurses being significantly more likely to exhibit high moral courage (OR = 3.586, p = 0.013). Conclusions The moral courage of nurses can be classified into 3 subgroups. Nurses’ professional values positively correlate with moral courage, with head nurses showing significantly higher levels of moral courage. Strengthening professional values through training can enhance ethical behavior in nursing, potentially improving patient care and safety. (shrink)
- Healthcare workers’ stress when caring for COVID-19 patients: An altruistic perspective.Hui Wang,Yu Liu,Kaili Hu,Meng Zhang,Meichen Du,Haishan Huang &Xiao Yue -2020 -Nursing Ethics 27 (7):1490-1500.Background:When the contagious COVID-19 spread worldwide, the frontline staff faced unprecedented excessive work pressure and expectations of all of the society.Objective:The aim was to explore healthcare workers’ stress and influencing factors when caring for COVID-19 patients from an altruistic perspective.Methods:A cross-sectional, descriptive study was conducted in a tertiary hospital during the outbreak of COVID-19 between February and March 2020 in Wuhan, the capital city of Hubei province in China. Data were collected from 1208 healthcare workers. Descriptive statistics and multiple linear (...) regression were used to analyze the data.Ethical considerations:Research ethics approval (with the code of TJ-IRB20200379) was obtained from Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Written informed consent was also received from participants.Results:Less than 60% of participants chose moderate or severe stress on all stressors, indicating a low stress level among healthcare workers. The main source of stress among frontline healthcare workers caring for COVID-19 patients came from the fear of being infected, the fear of family members being infected, and the discomfort caused by protective equipment. Frontline staff who were nurses, were married, and had worked more than 20 days suffered higher stress, whereas rescue staff showed lower stress.Conclusion:The healthcare workers caring for patients with COVID-19 had low stress level, although they still had the fear of being infected or uncomfortable feeling caused by personal protective equipment. A low stress level among healthcare workers indicated their professional devotion and altruism during COVID-19 epidemic. Medical institutions and the government should continue to strengthen infection prevention measures and provide more comprehensive care involving families of frontline healthcare workers, especially nurses and married staff. It will be a lesson to other countries that awaking healthcare workers’ inside motivation and providing necessary support from government and society were significant. (shrink)
- Retraction: The “Other Face” of Research Collaboration?Li Tang,Guangyuan Hu,Yang Sui,Yuhan Yang &Cong Cao -2020 -Science and Engineering Ethics 26 (3):1681-1708.The last two decades have witnessed the rising prevalence of both co-publishing and retraction. Focusing on research collaboration, this paper utilizes a unique dataset to investigate factors contributing to retraction probability and elapsed time between publication and retraction. Data analysis reveals that the majority of retracted papers are multi-authored and that repeat offenders are collaboration prone. Yet, all things being equal, collaboration, in and of itself, does not increase the likelihood of producing flawed or fraudulent research, at least in the (...) form of retraction. That holds for all retractions and also retractions due to falsification, fabrication, and plagiarism. The research also finds that publications with authors from elite universities are less likely to be retracted, which is particularly true for retractions due to FFP. China stands out with the fastest retracting speed compared to other countries. Possible explanations, limitations, and policy implications are also discussed. (shrink)
- Framework for a protein ontology.Darren A. Natale,Cecilia N. Arighi,Winona Barker,Judith Blake,Ti-Cheng Chang,Zhangzhi Hu,Hongfang Liu,Barry Smith &Cathy H. Wu -2007 -BMC Bioinformatics 8 (Suppl 9):S1.Biomedical ontologies are emerging as critical tools in genomic and proteomic research where complex data in disparate resources need to be integrated. A number of ontologies exist that describe the properties that can be attributed to proteins; for example, protein functions are described by Gene Ontology, while human diseases are described by Disease Ontology. There is, however, a gap in the current set of ontologies—one that describes the protein entities themselves and their relationships. We have designed a PRotein Ontology (PRO) (...) to facilitate protein annotation and to guide new experiments. The components of PRO extend from the classification of proteins on the basis of evolutionary relationships to the representation of the multiple protein forms of a gene (products generated by genetic variation, alternative splicing, proteolytic cleavage, and other post-translational modification). PRO will allow the specification of relationships between PRO, GO and other OBO Foundry ontologies. Here we describe the initial development of PRO, illustrated using human proteins from the TGF-beta signaling pathway. (shrink)
- Dvaitabhūṣaṇam.Soraṭhūra Śrīnivāsācarya -2005 - Beṅgalūru: Pūrṇaprajñasaṃśodhanamandiram.Critical evaluation of Śaṅkarapādabhūṣaṇam of Raghunāthasūri, presenting Advaita point of view against the Dvaita school in Hindu philosophy.Export citation
Bookmark - Complex Power System Status Monitoring and Evaluation Using Big Data Platform and Machine Learning Algorithms: A Review and a Case Study.Yuanjun Guo,Zhile Yang,Shengzhong Feng &Jinxing Hu -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-21.No categories
- Research Misconduct Investigations in China’s Science Funding System.Li Tang,Linan Wang &Guangyuan Hu -2023 -Science and Engineering Ethics 29 (6):1-17.As stewards of public money, government funding agencies have the obligation and responsibility to uphold the integrity of funded research. Despite an increasing amount of empirical studies examining research-related misconduct, a majority of these studies focus on retracted publications. How agencies spot funding-relevant wrongdoing and what sanctions the offenders face remain largely unexplored. This is particularly true for public funding agencies in emerging science powers. To amend this oversight, we retrieved and analyzed all publicized investigation results from China’s largest basic (...) research funding agency over the period from 2005 to 2021. Our findings reveal that both the “police patrol” and “fire alarm” approaches are used to identify misconduct and deter funding-related fraud in China. The principal triggers for investigations are journal article retractions, whistleblowing, and plagiarism detection software. Among the six funding-related misconduct types publicized and punished, the top three are: (1) fraudulent papers, (2) information fabrication and/or falsification in the research proposal, and (3) proposal plagiarism. The most common administrative sanctions are debarment and reclamation of grants. This article argues that more systematic research and cooperation among stakeholders is needed to cultivate research integrity in emerging science powers like China. Specific training and education should be provided for young scientists to help them avoid the pitfall of academic misconduct. (shrink)
- Universality vs. Cultural Specificity in the Relations Among Emotional Contagion, Emotion Regulation, and Mood State: An Emotion Process Perspective.Beibei Kuang,Shenli Peng,Xiaochun Xie &Ping Hu -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.To investigate the universality and cultural specificity of emotion processing in children from different ethnic groups (Han, Jingpo and Dai), we conducted three questionnaires, including emotional contagion scale, emotion regulation scale and the Chinese mood adjective check list (CMACL), among 1,362 ethnic Han, Dai and Jingpo participants (Mage = 13.78 years). We found emotion regulation (reappraisal and suppression) mediated the relations between emotional contagion and mood state, relation: (1) emotional contagion (positive and negative) increased positive mood state and decreased negative (...) mood state by reappraisal, and (2) Negative contagion finally increased negative mood state by weaken effect of reappraisal and enhance effect of suppression. Importantly, we found both universality and ethnic cultural specificity in the relations among emotional contagion, emotion regulation, and state mood. Firstly, the cultural specificity: (1) For Dai and Jingpo participants, negative contagion positively predicted reappraisal, while Han participants did not; (2) Jingpo participants demonstrated a weaker negative relation between reappraisal and negative mood state, and a stronger positive relation between negative contagion and suppression; and (3) Dai participants was the only ethnic group that showed a negative connection between negative contagion and positive mood state. Secondly, the emotion universality: Three ethnics both showed positive relations between negative contagion and negative mood, between suppression and negative mood; For all of them, positive contagion positively predicted positive mood state, mediated by reappraisal. In this paper, we discuss universal emotion processes and ethnic cultural differences in these emotion processes. (shrink)
- Sŏyang yŏksa chʻŏrhak sasangnon.Hang-hŭi Chŏng -1990 - Sŏul Tʻŭkpyŏlsi: Pŏpkyŏng Chʻulpʻansa.Export citation Bookmark
- 한국 의 철학적 사유 의 전통: 화이트헤드 와 성리학 의 만남.Tong-hŭi Yi -1999 - Taegu Kwangyŏk-si:
- Kyoyukchŏk kyŏnghŏm ŭi ihae.Ton-hŭi Yi -1993 - Sŏul Tʻŭkpyŏlsi: Kyoyuk Kwahaksa.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Integrating Semantic Zoning Information with the Prediction of Road Link Speed Based on Taxi GPS Data.He Bing,Xu Zhifeng,Xu Yangjie,Hu Jinxing &Ma Zhanwu -2020 -Complexity 2020:1-14.Road link speed is one of the important indicators for traffic states. In order to incorporate the spatiotemporal dynamics and correlation characteristics of road links into speed prediction, this paper proposes a method based on LDA and GCN. First, we construct a trajectory dataset from map-matched GPS location data of taxis. Then, we use the LDA algorithm to extract the semantic function vectors of urban zones and quantify the spatial dynamic characteristics of road links based on taxi trajectories. Finally, we (...) add semantic function vectors to the dataset and train a graph convolutional network to learn the spatial and temporal dependencies of road links. The learned model is used to predict the future speed of road links. The proposed method is compared with six baseline models on the same dataset generated by GPS equipped on taxis in Shenzhen, China, and the results show that our method has better prediction performance when semantic zoning information is added. Both composite and single-valued semantic zoning information can improve the performance of graph convolutional networks by 6.46% and 8.35%, respectively, while the baseline machine learning models work only for single-valued semantic zoning information on the experimental dataset. (shrink)
- Differential evolution based on improved learning strategy.Yuan Shi,Zhen-Zhong Lan &Xiang-hu Feng -2008 - In Tu-Bao Ho & Zhi-Hua Zhou,PRICAI 2008: Trends in Artificial Intelligence. Springer. pp. 880--889.
- Musical Tension Associated With Violations of Hierarchical Structure.Lijun Sun,Li Hu,Guiqin Ren &Yufang Yang -2020 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 14.
- Support or Suppress? Research on the Mechanism of Employee’s GNS on Innovation Performance: From the Perspective of Status Competition.Yuhong Tang,Zhenkuo Ding,Xiwu Hu &Ran Tao -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The purpose of this paper is to investigate how supervisor’s mental state and behavior choice affect the relationship between employees’ strong growth need and their innovation performance. Using 210 sets of supervisor-subordinate dyads data from two-wave survey, this research reveals that GNS has a significant positive effect on innovation performance, and leader–member exchange mediates the effect of GNS on innovation performance. Supervisor perceived status threat moderates the relationship between GNS and LMX, such that this relationship gets weaker for supervisors with (...) higher perceived status threat. Furthermore, supervisor perceived status threat moderates the relationship between GNS and innovation performance, such that this relationship becomes weaker for supervisors with higher perceived status threat. The study concludes with theoretical and practical implications, as well as future research avenues. (shrink)
- The impact of teacher attitude and teaching approaches on student demotivation: Disappointment as a mediator.Yeyao Tang &Jifan Hu -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Student demotivation with English as a medium of instruction has attracted increased attention of scholars, particularly in those countries where it is taught as a second or foreign language. While there is a consensus that proficiency in English brings several benefits, it is found that students are demotivated to learn in English. As a result, many studies have tried to investigate the factors that reduce the motivation to learn in English. Drawing on disappointment theory, this study aims to investigate why (...) and how the discouraging attitude of a teacher and discouraging teaching approaches create negative emotions, which in turn demotivates Chinese students with English as a medium of instruction. This study has adopted a cross-sectional research design. The data were collected through a self-administered questionnaire survey from Chinese students studying in different universities in China. The hypothesized relationships were tested through PLS-based SEM by using Warp-PLS 7.0 software. The findings show that teachers' discouraging attitudes and discouraging teaching approaches are important determinants of student demotivation with English as a medium of instruction. The results also confirm that student disappointment is an important underlying mechanism in the relationship between exogenous and endogenous variables. This study contributes to the literature on student demotivation with English as a medium of instruction by superficially identifying teacher-related factors in China, which were previously overlooked. The implications of this study are that the university administration should monitor the attitude of the teachers toward English, as well as their teaching approaches, in order to curb any potential threat to student motivation. The administration should train the teachers on how to show a positive attitude and follow encouraging teaching approaches. In this way, students' disappointment with the English language and teaching methodology can also be overcome, which will ultimately increase their motivation with English as a medium of instruction in universities. (shrink)
- Going Your Own Way: A Cross-Cultural Validation of the Motivational Demands at Work Scale.Toon W. Taris &Qiao Hu -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Quasi-static deformation and final fracture behaviour of aluminium alloy 5083: influence of cryomilling.Troy D. Topping,Tao Hu,K. Manigandan,T. S. Srivatsan &E. J. Lavernia -2013 -Philosophical Magazine 93 (8):899-921.No categories
- Complexity and Organized Behaviour within Environmental Bounds (COBWEB): An Agent-Based Approach to Simulating Ecological Adaptation.B. Bass,E. Chan,Z. F. Yang,T. Sun,X. S. Qin,P. S. Sangle,S. M. George,Z. Y. Hu,C. W. Chan &G. H. Huang -2005 -Complexity 6 (2).
- The State of Nature in Comparative Political Thought: Western and Non-Western Perspectives.Stefan Dolgert,Owen Flanagan,Eric Goodfield,Stuart Gray,Jing Hu,Murad Idris,Sungmoon Kim,Al Martinich,Abraham Melamed,Magid Shihade,David Slakter,Michael Stoil &Siwing Tsoi (eds.) -2013 - Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books.
- Dissociation between Conceptual and Perceptual Implicit Memory: Evidence from Patients with Frontal and Occipital Lobe Lesions.Liang Gong,JiHua Wang,XuDong Yang,Lei Feng,Xiu Li,Cui Gu,MeiHong Wang,JiaYun Hu &Huaidong Cheng -2015 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9.
- The evaluation of playing styles integrating with contextual variables in professional soccer.Lingfeng Kong,Tianbo Zhang,Changjing Zhou,Miguel-Angel Gomez,Yue Hu &Shaoliang Zhang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.PurposePlaying styles play a key role in winning soccer matches, but the technical and physical styles of play between home and away match considering team quality in the Chinese Soccer Super League remain unclear. The aim of this study was to explore the technical and physical styles of play between home and away matches integrating with team quality in the CSL.Materials and methodsThe study sample consists of 480 performance records from 240 matches during the 2019 competitive season in the CSL. (...) These match events were collected using a semi-automatic computerized video tracking system, Amisco Pro®. A k-means cluster analysis was used to evaluate team quality and then using principal component analysis to identify the playing styles between home and away matches according to team quality. Differences between home and away matches in terms of playing styles were analyzed using a linear mixed model.ResultsOur study found that PC1 presented a positive correlation with physical-related variables such as HIRD, HIRE, HSRD, and HSRE while PC2 was positively associated with the passing-related variables such as Pass, FPass, PassAcc, and FPAcc. Therefore, PC1 typically represents intense-play styles while PC2 represents possession-play styles at home and away matches, respectively. In addition, strong teams preferred to utilize intensity play whereas medium and weak teams utilized possession play whenever playing at home or away matches. Furthermore, the first five teams in the final overall ranking in the CSL presented a compensated technical-physical playing style whereas the last five teams showed inferior performance in terms of intensity and possession play.ConclusionIntensity or possession play was associated with the final overall ranking in the CSL, and playing styles that combine these two factors could be more liable to win the competition. Our study provides a detailed explanation for the impact of playing styles on match performances whereby coaches can adjust and combine different playing styles for ultimate success. (shrink)
- Hu Shi and the First Advocate of the New Punctuation, Wang Yuanfang.Hu Chengye -2007 -Chinese Studies in History 40 (4):86-92.
- Reflexive anaphor resolution in spoken language comprehension: structural constraints and beyond.Kaili Clackson &Vera Heyer -2014 -Frontiers in Psychology 5.
- Do Helpful Mothers Help? Effects of Maternal Scaffolding and Infant Engagement on Cognitive Performance.Kaili Clackson,Sam Wass,Stanimira Georgieva,Laura Brightman,Rebecca Nutbrown,Harriet Almond,Julia Bieluczyk,Giulia Carro,Brier Rigby Dames &Victoria Leong -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- Xin xue gong fu.Kaili Wang -2017 - [Guiyang]: Guizhou ren min chu ban she.
- Hu Jingzhi wen ji =.Jingzhi Hu -2015 - Shenzhen: Hai tian chu ban she.di yi juan. Wen yi mei xue -- di er juan. Zhongguo gu dian wen yi xue -- di san juan. Bi jiao wen yi xue --di si juan. Wen hua mei xue -- di wu juan. Mei de zhui xun.
- Hu Shizhi shuo ru.Shi Hu -2005 - Xi'an Shi: Shanxi shi fan da xue chu ban she.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Altered Spontaneous Neural Activity in Peripartum Depression: A Resting-State Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study.Kaili Che,Ning Mao,Yuna Li,Meijie Liu,Heng Ma,Wei Bai,Xiao Xu,Jianjun Dong,Ying Li,Yinghong Shi &Haizhu Xie -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Hu Shi and His Teacher Hu Xuanduo.Hu Chengye -2007 -Chinese Studies in History 40 (4):78-81.No categories
- Hu Shih's Letter to U.S. Senator Key Pittman, March 25, 1939.Hu Shih -1993 -Chinese Studies in History 26 (4):75-76.No categories
- Wissenschaftliche Konferenz zum Thema, "Philosophische Probleme des Theorie-Praxis-Verhältnisses in der Entwicklung der Technikwissenschaften": vom 20. Oktober 1981 bis 21. Oktober 1981 an der Technischen Hochschule Karl-Marx-Stadt.Günter Conrad,Gerhard Hochmuth &Manfred Hütter (eds.) -1981 - Karl-Marx-Stadt: Der Rektor der Technischen Hochschule Karl-Marx-Stadt.Export citation Bookmark
- When Leaders Acknowledge Their Own Errors, Will Employees Follow Suit? A Social Learning Perspective.Kaili Zhang,Bin Zhao &Kui Yin -2024 -Journal of Business Ethics 189 (2):403-421.The literature on error sharing has focused on employees’ cost–benefit assessment to predict whether employees will disclose self-made errors. Our study advances this line of research by adopting a different theoretical lens and examining leaders’ role in promoting employee error sharing. Drawing primarily upon social learning theory, we expected that when team leaders openly talk about their own errors within teams, through their behavior, they would set an example for team members and encourage members’ error sharing with team leaders. Based (...) on a sample of 353 employees within 95 teams, we found a positive link between leader error sharing and team member error sharing; in addition, we found that ethical leadership evaluation partially mediates this positive link. Moreover, we found that leader error sharing was positively related to the team error management climate, which moderated the relationship between ethical leadership evaluation and team member error sharing in such a way that the positive relationship becomes stronger under a higher error management climate. Our findings highlight the critical roles played by leaders in promoting employees’ error sharing. (shrink)
- Hu Shi's Clan Elder Hu Jiefu.Hu Chengye -2007 -Chinese Studies in History 40 (4):82-85.No categories
- On self-deception: from the perspective of Zhu Xi’s moral psychology.Kaili Wang -2021 -Asian Philosophy 31 (4):414-429.In order to construct a satisfactory theory of cheng-yi 誠意 (making thoughts sincere), Zhu Xi 朱熹 develops an account of how self-deception (zi-qi 自欺) is possible—a profound problem that has puzzled many philosophers. In Zhu’s opinion, zhi 知 (knowing) can be divided into two categories: a priori knowing and empirical knowing. The further division of empirical knowing defines three sorts of self-deception: (1) the self-deception caused by one’s ignorance (wu-zhi 無知), (2) the self-deception caused by one’s superficial knowing (qian-zhi 淺知), (...) and (3) the self-deception that may occur when one acquires genuine knowledge (zhen-zhi 真知). In this paper, I will construct a theoretical model of self-deception that follows Zhu’s criterial definition of self-deception in Daxue Zhangju 大學章句 (Interpretation of The Great Learning), thereby accounting for the possibility of these three sorts of self-deception. Better understanding of Zhu’s conception of self-deception could, moreover, open fruitful avenues for further work on his metaphysics and moral psychology. (shrink)
- Hu Juren wen ji =.Juren Hu -2013 - Nanchang Shi: Jiangxi ren min chu ban she. Edited by Huiming Feng.
- Hu Zhihong xin Ru xue lun wen jing xuan ji.Zhihong Hu -2022 - Taibei Shi: Taiwan xue sheng shu ju you xian gong si.
- My Family — The Hu Clan of Shang-Chuang, Chi-Hsi.Hu Shih -1980 -Chinese Studies in History 14 (2):8-11.
- On the "Hu Shih-chih Style" of Poetry.Hu Shih -1983 -Chinese Studies in History 17 (2):75-83.No categories
- Thời tính, hữu thể, và ý chí: một luận đề siêu hình học: sách tham khảo.Hữu Liêm Nguyễn -2018 - Đà Nẵng: Nhà xuất bản Đà Nẵng.Export citation Bookmark
- Hu Shi's Enlightenment Philosophy.Hu Xinhe -2002 - In Chung-Ying Cheng & Nicholas Bunnin,Contemporary Chinese Philosophy. Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 82–101.This chapter contains section titled: Literary Revolution and its Meaning The Naturalistic Conception of the Universe and the Experimentalist Method History of Chinese Philosophy and Systematizing the National Heritage Political Philosophy and Liberalism Hu Shi as an Enlightenment Philosopher.No categories
- Sin Hu-dam, An Chŏng-bok ŭi Sŏhak pipʻan e kwanhan yŏnʼgu.Tong-hŭi Chʻoe -1975Export citation Bookmark
- Minʻʺ ma chuiʺ hū saññʻ =.Muihammadʻ ʼAlī Hūcauiṅʻnʻ -2000 - Ranʻ kunʻ: ʼA suiṅʻʺ ʼA vuiṅʻʺ Cā pe.On the qualities considered to be negative in a woman as per Islamic teachings.Export citation Bookmark
- Die Fragmente zur Dialektik der Stoiker: neue Sammlung der Texte mit deutscher Übersetzung und Kommentaren.Karlheinz Hülser (ed.) -1987 - Stuttgart: Frommann-Holzboog.
- Chʻoe Chae-hŭi chŏnjip.Chae-hŭi Chʻoe -1985 - Sŏul Tʻŭkpyŏlsi: Samjiwŏn. Edited by Tʻae-gil Kim.Export citation Bookmark
- Kierkegaard and German idealism.Lore Hühn &Philipp Schwab -2013 - In John Lippitt & George Pattison,The Oxford Handbook of Kierkegaard. Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press UK.This chapter examines the influence of German idealism on the works of Soren Kierkegaard. It suggests that Kierkegaard's essential concepts and ideas were influenced by Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, and that his oeuvre can be best understood in the context of classical German philosophy. The chapter also considers Kierkegaard's views about the theology of sin and the problems in his reception of German idealism.
- Denker gegen den Strom: Schopenhauer gestern, heute, morgen.Arthur Hübscher -1973 - Bonn: Bouvier,: Bouvier.Studie over het werk van de Duitse filosoof (1788-1860).
- Yuhŏn Yi Chong-hu Paksa hwagap kinyŏm nonmunjip.Chong-hu Yi (ed.) -1981 - Taegu-si: Imunsa.Export citation Bookmark
- traducción al español del elemento cultural妾 (Qiè) en la novela china Sueño en el Pabellón Rojo.Hu Duoyuan -2022 -Human Review. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades 11 (1):1-12.En este mundo no existen dos culturas iguales, la traducción es una actividad de comunicación intercultural. En la década de los noventa, Suan Bussnett propuso “la gira de la cultura”, y enfatizó que la traducción no se debe aislar de la cultura. Como un importante elemento cultural 妾 (Qiè) es llevada a la novela en Sueño en el Pabellón Rojo. Desde la perspectiva de “traducción cultural”, se pone enfoque en cómo se puede traducir el significado y también transmitir las informaciones (...) culturales de 妾 (Qiè)). (shrink)No categories
- Language and Color Perception: Evidence From Mongolian and Chinese Speakers.Hu He,Jie Li,Qianguo Xiao,Songxiu Jiang,Yisheng Yang &Sheng Zhi -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
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