Nature and Meaning of Death 
.... traditions and examinations of this issue to demonstrate that death is neither "bad" nor "good" and that though it may be
rational to
fear death, death must be ....
(1380
6
)
Academic Procrastination in Relation to Fear of Failure
.... which they are tested, and that a failure to perform such tasks satisfactorily is attributable only to a
fear of being tested. An equally
rational argument may ....
(9415
38
)
Defects of Human Nature in Lord of the Flies
.... Lord of the Flies," Samuel Hynes asserts that "this
rational society begins to break down almost at once, under two instinctual pressures -
fear and blood lust ....
(1698
7
)
Lord of the Flies
.... Lord of the Flies," Samuel Hynes asserts that "this
rational society begins to break down almost at once, under two instinctual pressures -
fear and blood lust ....
(1733
7
)
My Own Country: A Doctor''s Story & AIDS
.... the disease. In all three cases,
fear and denial prevailed rather than
rational funding, planning and policy. The AIDS epidemic ....
(1344
5
)
Cape Fear
.... It's as if Scorsese got Cape
Fear and Lolita mixed up in his mind and couldn .... It is a cathartic moment which allows us to see that
rational, ethical men control ....
(1680
7
)
Ration & Reason During Renaissance
.... Use of the intellect and man's capacity for
rational thought were the main virtues of .... vice on account of the foulness of vice, not because of the
fear of due ....
(2125
9
)
Joyce's The Dead James Joyce's
.... Dead" is the story of Gabriel Conroy, an intelligent,
rational, accomplished man whose primary concern is the terror of being a fool. That
fear is precisely ....
(1951
8
)
Text Anxiety
.... which they are tested, and that a failure to perform such tasks satisfactorily is attributable only to a
fear of being tested. An equally
rational argument may ....
(3253
13
)
A Literature Review of Text Anxiety
.... which they are tested, and that a failure to perform such tasks satisfactorily is attributable only to a
fear of being tested. An equally
rational argument may ....
(3258
13
)
TEST ANXIETY AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE AMONG HIGH
.... which they are tested, and that a failure to perform such tasks satisfactorily is attributable only to a
fear of being tested. An equally
rational argument may ....
(3689
15
)
Aristotle's Views of Tragedy
.... the form of action, not narration; by means of pity and
fear bringing about .... the god Dionysus and notable not least for their anti-
rational, ecstatic, religious ....
(1671
7
)
A Gay Naval Midshipman
.... military is not an issue about public policy which involves merely
rational discourse. .... gays in the military react from a place of hatred and, especially,
fear. ....
(1320
5
)
Symbolism in Poe and Emerson
.... For Prospero's presumably
rational motives in "defiantly" responding to
fear of death themselves involve a betrayal of human rationality: "the external world ....
(3238
13
)
THE REAL REASON PEOPLE WON'T CHANGE
.... state that their final step is to transform that passive
fear (this competing .... While the article presents a
rational chart that covers a diagnostic test for ....
(1509
6
)
Analysis of Game Products
.... developed plot line. Q. Do these products use
rational, emotional, humor, sex, or
fear to appeal to customers? To some extent, the ....
(3629
15
)
Profiling and Airport Security Operations
.... Combining
rational profiling with CAPPS II, however, might develop effective profiling in a .... are not limited to the following (Roots, 2003): The
fear of attack ....
(3911
16
)
Containment Theory of Crime
.... any punishment by divine powers, the asocialized individual is far less likely to
fear ostracism or group disapproval. Such problems with
rational choice theory ....
(2963
12
)
Models of Crime and Control Models
.... any punishment by divine powers, the asocialized individual is far less likely to
fear ostracism or group disapproval. Such problems with
rational choice theory ....
(2963
12
)
The Renaissance
.... Use of the intellect and man's capacity for
rational thought were the main virtues of .... vice on account of the foulness of vice, not because of the
fear of due ....
(3398
14
)
Test Anxiety Among Nursing Students
.... which they are tested, and that a failure to perform such tasks satisfactorily is attributable only to a
fear of being tested. An equally
rational argument may ....
(4545
18
)
Nietzsche on Language
.... Science, ie the
rational mind, is depicted in terms of
fear - against which language is used to build a construct of lies: "he requires shelter, for there are ....
(2698
11
)
Nietzsche's View on Perceptions
.... Science, ie the
rational mind, is depicted in terms of
fear - against which language is used to build a construct of lies: "he requires shelter, for there are ....
(2698
11
)
Public space in Fiction
.... for he has arrived at it through the exercise of his
rational faculty, and .... time: Growing accustomed to that misty light, I was able, without
fear of being ....
(1640
7
)
Styles of Counseling Leadership
.... According to
Rational-Emotive theory, unpleasant emotional responses such as anger, unhappiness,
fear, depression, or anxiety are said to result not from ....
(1452
6
)
The Organization Consulting Process
.... resistance can overt, hidden, subtle, blatant, political, psychological,
rational, irrational, effective or ineffective. Resistance is caused by
fear of change ....
(738
3
)
AIDS & College Athletes
.... risk of infection, there is no
rational reason to prohibit individuals with HIV/AIDS from participating in college athletics. Benched by
fear: Magic retires ....
(1707
7
)
Early Christian Theology
.... impressed upon it from its very first creation by its Author, who Himself is essentially
rational" (Tertullian 1165). .... Why then
fear we and avoid what is not? ....
(2628
11
)
Plato and Aristotle and Reason
.... an appetitive faculty of desires and emotions that is both
rational and irrational. .... Aristotle's famous example is the natural emotion of
fear, to which man ....
(1326
5
)
Crime, Punishment and Free Will
.... will only be effective if, when he is released, he comes to
fear incarceration more than he enjoys offending. Social contract and
rational choice theorists ....
(2640
11
)
