... on guilt and underfocus on shame, these theories misunderstand their own central notion, guilt? Is he right that guilt, and those theories that so focus on guilt, cannot help understanding and ... about pathological, nonpathological, correct, and mistaken guilt and shame, about self-regarding and indecorous shame, identificatory shame, shame without responsibili...
... he took aim and let fly. The stone hit, and the duck was dead. The boy panicked and hid the bird in the woodpile, only to look up and see his sister watching.After lunch that day, Grandma told ... Guilt and GraceSometime ago I read a story of a youngster who was shooting rocks with a slingshot. He could never hit his target. As he returned to Grandma's backyard, ... confessed...
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... pro- and anti-angio-
genesis. However, during the course of pathological
conditions such as ischemia and tumor growth, VEGF
contributes to break the BBB and promote endothelial
permeability and ... (e.g.
hypoxia-inducible factor and Src-suppressed C kinase substrate ⁄ AKAP12)
and soluble factors (e.g. vascular endothelial growth factor and angiopoie-
tin-1), as well as axon gu...
... cells and astrocytes, and
the tight junctions of vascular endothelial cells (ECs)
in the BBB are well organized with claudins and ZO-
proteins through a decrease in angiogenesis signaling
and an ... in both embryogenesis and adulthood, and
functions by binding with two tyrosine kinase recep-
tors, VEGFR-1 (Flt-1) and VEGFR-2 (KDR ⁄ Flk-1),
Fig. 1. The VEGF–VEGFR system and the...
... MINIREVIEW
Brain angiogenesis in developmental and pathological
processes: neurovascular injury and angiogenic recovery
after stroke
Ken Arai, Guang Jin, Deepti Navaratna and Eng H. Lo
Neuroprotection Research ... angiogenesis and neurogenesis responses
in the delayed stroke phase. VEGF can trigger remod-
eling responses in both endothelial cells and neurons
(see Fagan et al. [57]...
... Self-deception: the normal and the pathological In the previous chapters, I have argued that neuroscience (and allied fields) can shed light on some of the perennial questions of moral theory and moral psychology: ... doctor told me I should rest it (Venneri and Shanks 2004); I’m tired, or I’m not accustomed to taking orders (Ramachandran and Blakeslee 1998); left hands are always w...
... some
of the pathological features, since IL-1b, TNFa, IL-6 and Il-10
may contribute to osteopenia, IL-1b, TNFa and IL-6 may
contribute to activation of coagulation and hypermetabolism,
IL-6 and IL-10 ... feeling in the medical and research community that
there is little need to understand the basic mechanisms of
disease development and progression. However, a renewed
interest in...
... into three segments: 1) understanding and assessing guilt, 2) guilt after surviving, and 3)
guilt for actions taken or not taken that endanger others. The first and second segments may be
most ... assessment.
This paper is divided into three segments: understanding and assessing guilt, imagined
guilt (e.g., survivor’s guilt) , and guilt regarding actions taken or...