THE NIGHT FACE traditions and simplified interhuman relationships. ❋ Peter DeWolf (2010)
Theyhad tales to give in exchange, nothing of interhuman con-flict -- they seemed puzzled and troubled by that idea-but lusty enough, happenings of sea and forest and mountain. ❋ Peter DeWolf (2010)
Her artwork is innocently beautiful and both that story, and the other two stories in the book I picked up, are touching and entertaining stories about diversity, cultural identity, and interhuman contact, and I'm as charmed by them as I was when I walked around the tube station in 2007. ❋ Unknown (2009)
None of these objective characterists need be spoken of in terms of meaning-content aswith interhuman communication. ❋ Unknown (2009)
That means that from 19,500 to 29,500 years, virtually all interhuman killing was performed by theists. ❋ Christine Robinson (2006)
The two Italian arrowheads are the only known indications of interhuman violence in this period in Europe. ❋ Unknown (1997)
From both sources flow imperatives of interhuman behavior which are not social in the ordinary sense of the word—although they are sociological—and only by virtue of which the totality of human nature is found all over again in the ideal form of the Ought. ❋ Georg Simmel (1956)
The intersubjective or interhuman element, "the between," runs through nursing interactions like an underground stream conveying the nutrients of healing and growth. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
By examining the values underlying practice, it focuses on the meaning and means of nursing's particular 'mode of interhuman caring. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
However, occasionally, in beautiful moments, the interhuman currents are so strong that they flood our conscious awareness. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
Nursing, being an interhuman event, has within it possibilities for various types and degrees of relationships. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
The nursing situation is a particular kind of human situation in which the interhuman relating is purposely directed toward nurturing the well-being or more-being of a person with perceived needs related to the health-illness quality of living. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
However, in everyday life this self-confirmation is experienced to different degrees or on different levels in interhuman relating. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
Yet, in the actual interhuman experience of nursing the weight of being is felt. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
The nurse herself also functions within complex networks of interhuman relationships that affect the nursing dialogue. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
And within this domain, since humanistic nursing is an intersubjective transaction aimed at nurturing well-being and more-being, its "stuff" includes all possible human and interhuman responses. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
The dialogue lived between nurse and patient is affected by their numerous other interhuman relationships. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
But she too is her history and brings to her work world all that she is and all that she is not including her past experienced and future anticipated interhuman relationships. ❋ Josephine G. Paterson (N/A)
