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...e are subtly introduced to the two over-riding themes of the antisocial personality disorder (still labelled by many professional authorities "psych... ...(and above all) lack of remorse." (From the criteria of the Antisocial Personality Disorder). But perhaps the most intriguing portraits are those... ...timately, the film is an intricate study of the pernicious ways of psychopathology. Mental disorder is a venom not confined to its source. It spread... ...y, the film is an intricate study of the pernicious ways of psychopathology. Mental disorder is a venom not confined to its source. It spreads and a... ...selective amnesia: hypnosis, trance and possession, hallucination, illusion, memory disorders (like organic, or functional amnesia), depersonalizati... ...ative or personal mythology. Can this conjecture be equally applied to unconscious mental states (e.g. subliminal perceptions, beliefs, drives, emo... ...scious? The unconscious and the subliminal are instance of the general category of mental phenomena which are not states of consciousness (i.e., ar... ...i.e., are not conscious). Sleep and hypnosis are two others. But so are "background mental phenomena" - e.g., one holds onto one's beliefs and know... ...osition of the sun. Yet, the fact that knowledge and beliefs and other background mental phenomena are not constantly conscious - does not mean th...

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...to be loved, and by whom you want to be loved. I've met people who keep a mental laundry list of the qualities they expect from the person they want... ...y fail to understand is that I'm famous because I've developed a positive mental attitude, which in turn has created a positive life. The advantage ... ...he circumstances you want in your life right now by developing a positive mental attitude. This alone will create a positive environment around you... ...onment around you, because your attitude creates your reality. A positive mental attitude not only helps you visualize what you want to be, it helps... ...amazed at how many people I meet who have been afflicted by some physical disorder, yet they manage to carryon mentally and spiritually with the pos... ...have been afflicted by some physical disorder, yet they manage to carryon mentally and spiritually with the positive attitudes of people who have b...

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...sily and believable, in a permanent interference with the conceptions and the mentalities of his famous precursors. Thus, he slinks himself subtly as... ...agination, leading, after Ihab Hassan, to those life enhancing fictions, real mental pictures of the postmodern art; otherwise, “ they are not manif... ... character of movement, opposed sometimes to the postmodernist’s aleatory and disorder. The author’s tendency towards the rehabilitation of some fix...

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...ts apparatuses – stands for the embryo the same way that it represents minors, the mentally retarded, and the insane. Society steps in – and has th... ... occur or are reported to have occurred – as in the acquisition of knowledge or in mental therapy where we have no direct observational access to t... ... unless Stephen Hawking is involved. Society judges the fact that Hawking is still (mentally and sexually) alert to be an outstanding achievement. T... ...nger is known to have pathogenic effects (mostly cardiovascular). Most personality disordered people are prone to be angry. Their anger is always s... ...vocation by an outside agent. It would seem that people suffering from personality disorders are in a CONSTANT state of anger, which is effectively... ...ple experience anger, but as a transitory state. This is what sets the personality disordered apart: their anger is always acute, permanently prese... ...oherent. To refine the point: it might be more accurate to say that the personality disordered is expressing (and experiencing) TWO layers of anger,... ...l reaction. Any threat to one's welfare (physical, emotional, social, financial, or mental) is met with anger. But so are threats to one's affiliate... ...on or at minimising them. Our cognition is in charge of attaining certain kinds of mental gratification. An analysis of future values of the relief...

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... 3-4. Neutral monism asserts that ultimate reality is neither physical nor mental. Neutrosophy considers a more than pluralistic viewpoint: infinit... ...cture of objects. And reciprocally. In the mind-body problem: The mental phenomenon is of physical nature, and the physical phenomenon of men... ...realities, is itself voided! Any system or substance has a degree of disorder (measured by the entropy), a degree of order, and a degree of o... ...(measured by the entropy), a degree of order, and a degree of order and disorder in the same time. What is the sense of emptiness (Gabriel Ma... ...he sin is the headquarter of further honesty. Order is the headquarter of disorder. Passion fights against passion. Taste and disgust... to cut the... ...tral ones. The more different they are, the better experience of life and mental growth. Social interaction encounters pro-action and anti-action an... ...bsessed with this problem, advanced the theory that every object is both mental and physical (psychophysics). Fechner's Law, S = k $log R, with S... ...prisoner after a while will feel the water drop heavier and heavier, will mentally get ill and out of his mind, and will even physically die - there...

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... of the communication, the de-constructing of language – that holds of that mentality – that we think we can delay today, after that postmodernism ... ...rii, autorul inventeaz ă o limb ă suport în care define şte reprezent ările mentale. Ce poate fi paradoxal dac ă nu acordarea posibilităţii infini... ... intentio lectoris, probabil consoanele au curs f ăr ă noim ă, ca în şiruire mental ă (copiii obi şnuiesc, de pild ă, s ă „recite” alfabetul, s ă gr... ...onotheism in confronting its own ideology of a created world. The practical mentality for peoples of good will to maintain is tolerance for every s... ...O’BRIEN (USA) WINK WITH INK Logic lapse may be a chance to loiter with disorder: scramble stretle, lopside words, take a c ...

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...e up of two parts, differing from one another, and without which all in it were disorder and confusion, it is composed of two parts, active and pass... ... is there? The remedy is very easy and quite at hand. What so easy as to take a mental flight to heaven, and represent that as accommodated there, wh... ...ntly without faith, without righteousness, without religion, and in the highest disorder and most lamentable carelessness. And he shall find it inev... ...t of sleeping, is called rest: the simple cessation from all labour corporal or mental, is called rest: death itself, is called rest, especially whe... ... liquid as well as solid, would lose its equilibrium, and be left in the utmost disorder and confusion, not less horrible than universal; that all w... ...ost disorder and confusion, not less horrible than universal; that all would be disordered, all subverted, things all falling one above another, and... ... unity which will then be in Jerusalem the sojourner, and consequently anarchy, disorder, and the dissolution of customs? Is it much then that in suc...

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...y imagination run rampant. Once I have dreamed my final goal, I construct mental pictures of the steps to­ wards that goal. Then I go out with a hear... ...he commitment to nurture my family members with life-affirming verbal and mental messages. I began to use only loving and heartening language. I bel... ...gs, multiplying and returning to me. The effects of practicing verbal and mental hygiene were immense and, late in life, I began to develop close t... ...eal. Whether it looks like a caress or a slap, if you maintain a positive mental attitude, it will contribute to your highest good. When my company... ...eal. Whether it looks like a caress or a slap, if you maintain a positive mental attitude, it will contribute to your highest good. Failure is Som... ...onary work is decisively changing the way we see addictions and emotional disorders. Our unhealthy addictions aren't bad, he says-and it's a waste o...

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...s and behaviours that will surprise you and that will bring you out of the mental positions that currently imprison your minds and your lives, even ... ...ct, if not altogether megalomanic and absurd. It all depends on what your mentality is and what you want to hold on to. It is not the first time t... ... Northwest passage, who is less renowned. It is not easy to give up the mental categories that we are accustomed to. It is much easier to conside... ...gment of these ideals, both our own and that of others. The psyche is also mental activity. It is the ability to perceive things through our senses; ... ...sic scheme: In the beginning of the universe there was order, then came disorder, so we have to re-establish order and this is the task of reli... ... it. When human life appeared, it is mankind who introduced both order and disorder on the earth. The order introduced is of a cultural, spiritual,... ...and artistic type: a new order that does not exist in nature was created. Disorder was introduced by humanity’s ability to not only create new order... ...ophiartistic conception of the world, whose basic scheme is: 62 order>disorder>artistic creation = a type of order which is superior to the orde... ...rior energy or as stimuli. Is it clear what I am affirming here? With a mental abstraction we can say: I am the child of my father and my mother;...

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...e as a whole is precisely such a system. Locally, though, order is often fighting disorder for dominance. In other words, in localized, open syste... ... is the orthodoxy. Personally, I believe otherwise. Some physical systems increase disorder, either by decaying or by actively spreading disorder o... ...ll "Entropic Agents". Conversely, some physical systems increase order or decrease disorder either in themselves or in their environment. We call t... ..., the pill. Thus, combining these three mechanisms, nature controls the damage and disorder that Mankind spreads and restores equilibrium to the te... ...act and derive meaning. If we bestow existence and derive meaning using the same mental (cognitive) mechanism, does this mean that the two proces... ...with a-priori knowledge and necessary truths (either objective and "out there", or mental, in the mind) and because it is aesthetic (like the mind ... ...ts "naturalness" - the brain - perceive a continuum? The continuum is an external, mental category which is imposed by us on our observations and o... ...nce quotients (I.Q.s) and, yet, the gifted person is not an enhanced version of the mentally retarded. There is a non-continuous difference between ... ...erature, etc. It is this identical reaction that augments, defines and supports the mental category of "continuum". Where it ends discontinuity beg...

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...king forward to a feast; (c) those in which the pleasure and pain are both mental. Of unmixed plea- sures there are four kinds: those of sight, heari... ...remark that the in- definite is equally real with the definite. Health and mental qualities are in the concrete undefined; they are never- theless rea... ...eginning with facts of sense, and passing to the more ideal conceptions of mental pleasure, happi- ness, and the like. 2. Pleasure is depreciated as r... ...pleasure as a restoration to nature, in his distinction between bodily and mental, between necessary and non-necessary plea- sures. But he is also in ... ...ke to consider the matter a little more deeply, even though some lovers of disorder in the world should ridicule my attempt. Now the elements earth, a... ...you may affirm this in a proposition to your companion, or make the remark mentally to yourself. Whether the words are actually spo- ken or not, on su... ...ntal analysis, or infected by the corrup- tion of society or by some moral disorder in the individual, are constantly assuming a more natural and nece... ...h which will await us, when an ingenious individual de- clares that all is disorder? PROTARCHUS: That would certainly be my wish. 81 Plato SOCRATES:... ...ught. SOCRATES: Take the case of the pleasures which arise out of certain disorders. PROTARCHUS: What disorders? SOCRATES: The pleasures of unseeml...

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... One of the best of men, and a proficient in the best and noblest of experi- mental arts, etc., replies Polus, in rhetorical and balanced phrases. So... ...im; he cannot pronounce even the great king to be happy, unless he knows his mental and moral condition. Polus explains that Archelaus was a slave, be... ...re true artists, setting before themselves the duty of bringing order out of disorder. The good man and true orator has a settled design, running thro... ...m, instead of finding fault with them, and lay the blame of their subsequent disorders on their physicians. In this respect, Callicles, you are like t... ...re without pain, or that their physical suffering is always compensated by a mental satisfaction. Still we regard them as happy, and we would a thousa... ...d who the false statesman? The true statesman is he who brings order out of disorder; who first organizes and then administers the government of his ... ...irit of poetry. He has no conception that true art should bring order out of disorder; that it should make provision for the soul s highest interest; ... ...rue and not a seeming or sham. In all of them order has to be brought out of disorder, truth out of error and falsehood. This is what we mean by the g...

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...rage, he finds, by experience, they actually are. In consequence of a like disorder in the coin, the price of goods comes, in the same manner, to be a... ...e office with regard to the freeman is managed by the freeman himself. The disorders which generally prevail in the economy of the rich, naturally int... ...hile to give some account of the rise, progress, and present state of this disorder, the greatest, perhaps, of any in the police of England. When, by ... ...though at all times liable to variation varies most in those turbulent and disorderly societies, in which the interruption of all commerce and communi... ... of one part of the country from relieving the scarcity of another. In the disorderly state of England under the Plantagenets, who governed it from ab... ...r his country villa, in useful or ornamental buildings, in useful or orna- mental furniture, in collecting books, statues, pictures; or in things more... ...of no use towards the defence of the society, yet, to prevent that sort of mental mutila- tion, deformity, and wretchedness, which cowardice necessari...

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...erived from some other original. For, where the ideas themselves are not, there can be no knowledge, no assent, no mental or verbal propositions about... ...hem from without to their audience in the brain,—the mind’s presence-room (as I may so call it)—are any of them so disordered as not to perform their ... ...Which is wisely and favourably so ordered by nature, that when any object does, by the vehemency of its operation, disorder the instruments of sensati... ...ufferable to our eyes, yet the highest degree of darkness does not at all disease them: because that, caus- ing no disorderly motion in it, leaves tha... ...arable 156 Human Understanding one from the other; so that the continuity cannot be separated, neither really nor mentally. For I demand of any one t... ...- perficies, which they then have not, but are capable of But neither of these ways of separation, whether real or mental, is, as I think, compatible ... ...ensurate to a foot, with out considering the rest, which is, indeed, a partial consid- eration, but not so much as mental separation or divi- sion; si... ... commonly distinguished; though in truth they be only different constitutions of the mind, sometimes occasioned by disorder in the body, sometimes by ... ...ified by those names. Just thus it is with our ideas, which are as it were the pictures of things. No one of these mental draughts, however the parts ...

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...bodily qualities which are required in the guardian. True. And also of the mental ones; his soul is to be full of spirit? Yes. But are not these spiri... ...tory on him, then let us raise a further question, whether this dieting of disorders which is an impediment to the applica tion of the mind t in car... ...r we shall say that Hellas is Plato’s The Republic 153 then in a state of disorder and discord, they being by nature friends and such enmity is to be... ...ng cor dial or advice to him, without revealing to him that there is sad disorder in his wits? We must certainly offer him some good advice, he repl... ...l things first among all, especially if his bodily endowments are like his mental ones? Certainly, he said. And his friends and fellow citizens will w... ...great and famous, which differs from them all, and is the fourth and worst disorder of a State. I do not know, do you? of any other constitution whic... ...o de mocracy, which is a charming form of government, full of variety and disorder, and dispensing a sort of equality to equals and unequals alike. ...

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...zling ques- tions, are not beyond all conjecture. —Sir Thomas Browne. THE MENTAL FEATURES discoursed of as the analytical, are, in themselves, but li... ...ffort at the other. It follows that the game of chess, in its effects upon mental character, is greatly misunderstood. I am not now writing a treatise... ...g, amid the wild lights and shadows of the populous city, that infinity of mental excitement which quiet observation can afford. At such times I could... ...less with horror than with astonishment. “The apartment was in the wildest disorder—the furniture broken and thrown about in all directions. There was... ...lle L ’Espanaye had been found, and where both the deceased still lay. The disorders of the room had, as usual, been suffered to exist. I saw nothing ... ...ere no means of egress without the notice of the party ascending. The wild disorder of the room; the corpse thrust, with the head down- ward, up the c... ... in addition to all these things, you have properly reflected upon the odd disorder of the chamber, we have gone so far as to combine the ideas of an ... ...avored, about a year ago, to depict some very remark- able features in the mental character of my friend, the Cheva- lier C. Auguste Dupin, it did not... ...culty in its recognition by friends. The dress was much torn and otherwise disordered. In the outer garment, a slip, about a foot wide, had been torn ...

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...m exceeded the dimensions of a county in one of our States, a tumultuous and disorderly movement per mitted only a transitory existence. In this grea... ...ree to improve their own condition by the le gitimate exercise of all their mental and physical pow ers. It is a common protector of each and all th... ... of citizens in the several States”? I take the official oath to day with no mental reser vations and with no purpose to construe the Constitu tion ... ... States is perpetual. Perpetuity is implied, if not expressed, in the funda mental law of all national governments. It is safe to assert that no gove... ...lf should cease. Each looked for an easier triumph, and a result less funda mental and astounding. Both read the same Bible and pray to the same God,... ... taken the oath of office prescribed therein. I have taken this oath without mental reservation and with the determination to do to the best of my abi... ...istributed. There is no way of making them so. There is no instant step from disorder to order. We must face a condition of grim reality, charge off o... ...ES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 253 edies for social and economic disorders. But we are mind ful today as never before of the friction of ... ...political changes accomplished this day do not imply turbulence, upheaval or disorder. Rather this change expresses a purpose of strengthening our ded...

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...n of gimlet-dust, for example, would have been as obvious as an apple. Any disorder in the glueing—any unusual gaping in the joints—would have suffice... ... Five V olumes and although evidently in much bodily pain, appeared to be, mentally, quite at ease. “I sent for you to-night,” he said, “not so much t... ... fledged. P. Y ou speak of rudimental “beings.” Are there other rudi- mental thinking beings than man? V. The multitudinous conglomeration o... ...g to be relied upon. I always attributed my failure at these points to the disordered state of his health. For some months previous to my becoming acq... ...ptible. He retained, neverthe- less, in a very remarkable manner, both his mental power and a certain degree of physical strength. He spoke with disti... ...dence of nervous agitation. The writer spoke of acute bodily illness—of a mental disorder which oppressed him— and of an earnest desire to see me, as... ...f nervous agitation. The writer spoke of acute bodily illness—of a mental disorder which oppressed him— and of an earnest desire to see me, as his be... ...s, and through broken and equivocal hints, another singular feature of his mental condi- tion. He was enchained by certain superstitious impressions i... ...neral form, was that of the sentience of all vegetable things. But, in his disordered fancy, the idea had assumed a more daring character, and trespas...

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...ious of time and its dreadful freight of events, excepting in so far as my disordered brain, by its fantastic coinages, cre- ated endless mimicries an... ...ealized. Having the good fortune to be concerned with so ill-organized and disorderly a descrip- tion of force as that which at all times composed the... ...torrents, and other inequalities of the ground, to conceal their movement. Disorder and trepidation ensued instantly in the Cossack files; the Khan, w... ... a large party of troops and of wounded men, together with most of a regi- mental band, had run ashore at the village of Benouth. No case could be mor... ...So deep the power of these ingredients pierced, Even to the inmost seat of mental sight, That Adam, now enforced to close his eyes, Sank down, and all... ...ines it is which betrays the presence of laudanum. It is in the faculty of mental vision, it is in the increased power of dealing with the shadowy and... ...ements; however, by good luck, I was able to apply an easy remedy to these disorders which sometimes threatened to disturb the comfort, and even the s... ...nt faded away into the obscurity of infinite distance. Another sign of his mental decay was the weakness with which he now began to theorize. He accou... ...or sycophancy. As his imbecility increased, he became daily more liable to mental delusions; and, in particular, he fell into many fantastic notions a...

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... from life than it is capable of bestow- 9 The Ethics of Aristotle ing,” “mental cultivation,” “improved laws,” etc., and in fact leaves the whole co... ...dge who has been instructed in it, and in a general way the man of general mental cultivation. Hence the young man is not a fit student of Moral Phi- ... ...es. Their life too is in itself pleasant: for the feeling of pleasure is a mental sensation, and that is to each pleasant of which he is said to be fo... ...perfected self-mastery: and we praise the man of sci- ence in right of his mental state; and of these such as are praiseworthy we call Excellences. 4... ...t be well bodily under such a course of treatment, so neither can those be mentally by such philosophising. [Sidenote: V] Next, we must examine what V... ...e which do not are not censured; and if so, then in the case of the mental disorders, those which are censured must depend upon ourselves. [Sidenote: ... ...psy and consumption for instance, but Imperfect Self-Control is like acute disorders: the former be- ing a continuous evil, the latter not so. And, in...