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From the perspective of developmental psychoanalysis, Jessica Benjamin, the author or The Bonds of Love, makes the case for what she calls "gender heterodoxy"-a highly original view of the similarities and differences between the sexes. In the process she illuminates aspects of love, sexuality, aggression, and pornography.

In this important book, the author of The Bonds of Love discusses gender issues from the perspective of developmental psychoanalysis. Jessica Benjamin, a well-known psychoanalyst and feminist, makes a case for what she calls "gender heterodoxy"―a highly original view of the similarities and differences between the sexes―and in the process she illuminates aspects of love, sexuality, aggression, and pornography.Benjamin elaborates and develops the psychoanalytic theory of intersubjectivity, taking up the question: What difference does it make when I consider the Other to be not merely an object of my mind but a subject in his or her own right, with a center of being equivalent to my own? This question of recognition is closely related to how we frame, tolerate, and theorize difference and is therefore tied to the issue of gender. Benjamin argues that intersubjective theory does not replace but rather adds to the existing intrapsychic theory of psychoanalysis, which focuses on the individual. Her both/and (as opposed to either/or) approach is carried throughout the book, for Benjamin brilliantly integrates relational and Freudian positions, feminist and psychoanalytic theory, and clinical and theoretical information.

One of the central arguments of post-metaphysical theology is that language is inherently 'metaphysical' and consequently that it shoehorns objects into predetermined categories. Because God is beyond such categories, it follows that language cannot apply to God. Drawing on recent work in theology and philosophy of language, Kevin Hector develops an alternative account of language and its relation to God, demonstrating that one need not choose between fitting God into a metaphysical framework, on the one hand, and keeping God at a distance from language, on the other. Hector thus elaborates a 'therapeutic' response to metaphysics: given the extent to which metaphysical presuppositions about language have become embedded in common sense, he argues that metaphysics can be fully overcome only by defending an alternative account of language and its application to God, so as to strip such presuppositions of their apparent self-evidence and release us from their grip.

Recognition, though it figures profoundly in our understanding of objects and persons, identity and ideas, has never before been the subject of a single, sustained philosophical inquiry. This work, by one of contemporary philosophy's most distinguished voices, pursues recognition through its various philosophical guises and meanings--and, through the "course of recognition," seeks to develop nothing less than a proper hermeneutics of mutual recognition.Originally delivered as lectures at the Institute for the Human Sciences at Vienna, the essays collected here consider recognition in three of its forms. The first chapter, focusing on knowledge of objects, points to the role of recognition in modern epistemology; the second, concerned with what might be called the recognition of responsibility, traces the understanding of agency and moral responsibility from the ancients up to the present day; and the third takes up the problem of recognition and identity, which extends from Hegel's discussion of the struggle for recognition through contemporary arguments about identity and multiculturalism. Throughout, Paul Ricoeur probes the significance of our capacity to recognize people and objects, and of self-recognition and self-identity in relation to the gift of mutual recognition. Drawing inspiration from such literary texts as The Odyssey and Oedipus at Colonus, and engaging some of the classic writings of the Continental philosophical tradition--by Kant, Hobbes, Hegel, Augustine, Locke, and Bergson--The Course of Recognition ranges over vast expanses of time and subject matter and in the process suggests a number of highly insightful ways of thinking through the major questions of modern philosophy.

One of the central arguments of post-metaphysical theology is that language is inherently 'metaphysical' and consequently that it shoehorns objects into predetermined categories. Because God is beyond such categories, it follows that language cannot apply to God. Drawing on recent work in theology and philosophy of language, Kevin Hector develops an alternative account of language and its relation to God, demonstrating that one need not choose between fitting God into a metaphysical framework, on the one hand, and keeping God at a distance from language, on the other. Hector thus elaborates a 'therapeutic' response to metaphysics: given the extent to which metaphysical presuppositions about language have become embedded in common sense, he argues that metaphysics can be fully overcome only by defending an alternative account of language and its application to God, so as to strip such presuppositions of their apparent self-evidence and release us from their grip.

Recognition, though it figures profoundly in our understanding of objects and persons, identity and ideas, has never before been the subject of a single, sustained philosophical inquiry. This work, by one of contemporary philosophy's most distinguished voices, pursues recognition through its various philosophical guises and meanings--and, through the "course of recognition," seeks to develop nothing less than a proper hermeneutics of mutual recognition.Originally delivered as lectures at the Institute for the Human Sciences at Vienna, the essays collected here consider recognition in three of its forms. The first chapter, focusing on knowledge of objects, points to the role of recognition in modern epistemology; the second, concerned with what might be called the recognition of responsibility, traces the understanding of agency and moral responsibility from the ancients up to the present day; and the third takes up the problem of recognition and identity, which extends from Hegel's discussion of the struggle for recognition through contemporary arguments about identity and multiculturalism. Throughout, Paul Ricoeur probes the significance of our capacity to recognize people and objects, and of self-recognition and self-identity in relation to the gift of mutual recognition. Drawing inspiration from such literary texts as The Odyssey and Oedipus at Colonus, and engaging some of the classic writings of the Continental philosophical tradition--by Kant, Hobbes, Hegel, Augustine, Locke, and Bergson--The Course of Recognition ranges over vast expanses of time and subject matter and in the process suggests a number of highly insightful ways of thinking through the major questions of modern philosophy.

Recognition, though it figures profoundly in our understanding of objects and persons, identity and ideas, has never before been the subject of a single, sustained philosophical inquiry. This work, by one of contemporary philosophy's most distinguished voices, pursues recognition through its various philosophical guises and meanings--and, through the "course of recognition," seeks to develop nothing less than a proper hermeneutics of mutual recognition. Originally delivered as lectures at the Institute for the Human Sciences at Vienna, the essays collected here consider recognition in three of its forms. The first chapter, focusing on knowledge of objects, points to the role of recognition in modern epistemology; the second, concerned with what might be called the recognition of responsibility, traces the understanding of agency and moral responsibility from the ancients up to the present day; and the third takes up the problem of recognition and identity, which extends from Hegel's discussion of the struggle for recognition through contemporary arguments about identity and multiculturalism. Throughout, Paul Ricoeur probes the significance of our capacity to recognize people and objects, and of self-recognition and self-identity in relation to the gift of mutual recognition. Drawing inspiration from such literary texts as The Odyssey and Oedipus at Colonus, and engaging some of the classic writings of the Continental philosophical tradition--by Kant, Hobbes, Hegel, Augustine, Locke, and Bergson--The Course of Recognition ranges over vast expanses of time and subject matter and in the process suggests a number of highly insightful ways of thinking through the major questions of modern philosophy.

Whilst Michael Balint's applied work is widely known, many of his theoretical contributions have been incorporated into everyday analysis without due recognition of their source. In this account of his thinking, Harold Stewart evaluates the extent of Balint's contribution to psychoanalysis and firmly re-establishes his place within the development of Object Relations theory. The first section examines Balint's theories of human psychological development, defining such concepts as primary love, ocnophilia and philobatia, the basic fault and the three areas of the mind. The author places Balint's understanding of the analyst's influence and technique in the context of his relationship with Sandor Ferenczi, his analyst and mentor. The second section of this work looks at how the "Balint Group" has contributed to the assessment and understanding of emotional problems in various areas, including general practice, marital work and psychosexual medicine. A charismatic teacher, Balint's method of work with General Practitioners has become an established worldwide institution. Features of this work, including the use of countertransference and the affective response of the doctor are vividly described here by two General Practitioners, Andrew Elder and Robert Gosling. Michael Balint: Object Relations, Pure and Applied brings alive Balint's teaching and practice and demonstrates the relevance of his theories to many of the problematic issues in current analytic practice.

It was the events of the Crimean War that changed everything. Until that time, those serving in Britain’s army or navy had been expected to do their duty without thought of recognition or reward, particularly the men in the lower ranks.Fuelled by reports from the first ever war correspondents, which were read by an increasingly literate public, the mumblings of discontent over how the gallantry and valor of the ordinary man was recognized rapidly grew into a national outcry. Questions were asked in Parliament, answers were demanded by the press – why were the heroes of the Alma, Inkerman and the Charge of the Light Brigade not being officially acknowledged? Something had to be done.That something was the introduction of an award that would be of such prestige it would be sought by all men from the most junior private to a Field Marshal. It would be the highest possible award for valor in the face of the enemy and it bore the name of the Queen for whom the men fought – The Victoria Cross.Since the VC was instituted in January 1856, it has been awarded 1,358 times to 1,355 individual recipients. Those men were thrown into wars and campaigns around the globe, from the seas and skies around the UK to the deserts of Africa and the sweltering jungles of the Far East. The two world wars saw the most VCs awarded – 628 in the First and 182 in the Second. Only fifteen medals, eleven to members of the British Army, and four to the Australian Army, have been awarded since the Second World War.In this highly-illustrated work, the renowned Victoria Cross historian and author Brian Best examines the introduction and evolution of the VC, along with some of the fascinating individuals and remarkable acts of valor associated with it, through an intriguing collection of 100 objects.

Color sorting set develops color-recognition and sorting skills using bushels of realistic, relationally sized produce. Five colors and 25 pieces of produce can give students a bushel full of knowledge as they identify and name the objects or group and sort by kind or color. Included activity guide helps encourage a fun learning experience. Color sorting set is designed for children ages 3 and up.

Alphabet soup sorters help children build their vocabulary while targeting language, memory and recall skills. Each can holds an uppercase and lowercase letter card, and five object cards featuring real-life photos on one side and words on the reverse side. Sorters let students engage in spelling and word recognition with the object and letter cards to promote early literacy. Sorters are designed for children ages 3 and up.

Dazzling colors make teaching sorting, matching and color recognition fun! Bright colors and plush pieces help develop color recognition and sorting skills using familiar objects and shapes. Use the plush pieces as an early introduction to mathematical concepts including addition and subtraction. Ideal for early STEM learning. All pieces are machine washable. For children ages 18 months and older. MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: Develop motor skills and hand-eye coordination through sorting and color-matching. ; TODDLER LEARNING TOYS: Bright colors and plush pieces help develop color recognition and sorting skills using familiar objects and shapes. ; EXPLORATION: Use shape, color and texture to explore and match like items while introducing children to health and nutrition. ; INTRODUCTION TO BASIC MATH: Use the plush pieces as an early introduction to mathematical concepts including addition and subtraction. Ideal for early STEM learning. ; IDEAL USE: Ideal for use in the classroom or homeschool setting.; cognitive toy cognitive infant toy cognitive toy for infant infant cognitive infant toys toddler activities toddler games toddler learning toys ages 2-4 preschool toys learning toys homeschool home school cognitive toy cognitive infant toy cognitive toy for infant infant cognitive infant toys toddler activities toddler games toddler learning toys ages 2-4 preschool toys learning toys homeschool home school

Young puzzle lovers and problem solvers will have a blast putting together these beautiful floor puzzles! Colorful images feature exciting details to encourage object recognition and storytelling. Ideal for homeschool or home school use. Each puzzle measures 3'W x 2'H; Includes Solar System (48 pieces), Building Site (48 pieces), and Traffic Jam (24 pieces) puzzles; Sturdy, jumbo puzzle pieces are easy for small hands to handle; puzzles floor puzzle toddler puzzles floor puzzles Puzzles puzzels homeschool home school use puzzles floor puzzle toddler puzzles floor puzzles Puzzles puzzels homeschool home school use

The EVO Lite Enterprise Series, by Autel Robotics, offers multiple advantages such as a lightweight and portable design, rapid deployment, and simple control for industrial applications. The AI target recognition feature enables the aircraft to easily identify and map various target objects automatically. The three-way binocular vision obstacle avoidance provides a safe flying experience. The EVO Lite 640T Enterprise features a dual gimbal system, with a visible-light camera providing clear and detailed images, while the thermal-imaging camera aids in decision-making during operations. Paired with the Autel Enterprise professional flight software, it offers easy operation, user-friendly interaction, flexible single-person deployment, and efficient application in scenarios such as public safety and emergency rescue.Lightweight and PortableThe EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft weigh only 866 grams and have folded dimensions of just 210 x 123 x 95mm, making them easy to carry in a backpack. With a simple operation, they are ideal for efficient execution of missions by a single operator.Autel Enterprise AppAutel Enterprise is a professional flight mission software designed for industry applications by Autel Robotics. It features an optimized interaction design for simple and efficient operation, an editable toolbar design for intuitive use, and integrates intelligent and professional functions to fully utilize the industry value of the EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft.Split-Screen DisplayVisible light, infrared, or map support dual-channel simultaneous output on the screen, providing comprehensive information through comparison.Customizable ToolbarCustomize the menu toolbar in the app for quick access to frequently used functions, meeting personalized usage needs.Offline MapsAddresses the issue of map loading failures in no-network or weak-network environments by supporting offline maps, aiding in precise flight positioning.AI Target Recognition and PositioningUtilizing wide-angle or infrared lenses combined with intelligent AI algorithms and a self-learning system, the aircraft can automatically recognize and locate, including people, cars, and boats, projecting their positions on the map.Data Security with Multiple ProtectionsPrivacy ProtectionFlight logs, locations, and other user privacy data require user consent to upload.Encrypted StorageSupports AES encryption for photos, videos, and flight logs, requiring a password for access.Video Live StreamingSupports RTMP and GB28181 protocols for live streaming, allowing for remote real-time viewing and analysis.EVO Lite 640T EnterpriseEquipped with a dual gimbal, the wide-angle visible-light camera offers a broad field of view with vivid high-definition images, while the infrared thermal-imaging camera integrates high-resolution thermal-imaging algorithms, providing clear and...

The EVO Lite Enterprise Series, by Autel Robotics, offers multiple advantages such as a lightweight and portable design, rapid deployment, and simple control for industrial applications. The AI target recognition feature enables the aircraft to easily identify and map various target objects automatically. The three-way binocular vision obstacle avoidance provides a safe flying experience. The EVO Lite 640T Enterprise features a dual gimbal system, with a visible-light camera providing clear and detailed images, while the thermal-imaging camera aids in decision-making during operations. Paired with the Autel Enterprise professional flight software, it offers easy operation, user-friendly interaction, flexible single-person deployment, and efficient application in scenarios such as public safety and emergency rescue.Lightweight and PortableThe EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft weigh only 866 grams and have folded dimensions of just 210 x 123 x 95mm, making them easy to carry in a backpack. With a simple operation, they are ideal for efficient execution of missions by a single operator.Autel Enterprise AppAutel Enterprise is a professional flight mission software designed for industry applications by Autel Robotics. It features an optimized interaction design for simple and efficient operation, an editable toolbar design for intuitive use, and integrates intelligent and professional functions to fully utilize the industry value of the EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft.Split-Screen DisplayVisible light, infrared, or map support dual-channel simultaneous output on the screen, providing comprehensive information through comparison.Customizable ToolbarCustomize the menu toolbar in the app for quick access to frequently used functions, meeting personalized usage needs.Offline MapsAddresses the issue of map loading failures in no-network or weak-network environments by supporting offline maps, aiding in precise flight positioning.AI Target Recognition and PositioningUtilizing wide-angle or infrared lenses combined with intelligent AI algorithms and a self-learning system, the aircraft can automatically recognize and locate, including people, cars, and boats, projecting their positions on the map.Data Security with Multiple ProtectionsPrivacy ProtectionFlight logs, locations, and other user privacy data require user consent to upload.Encrypted StorageSupports AES encryption for photos, videos, and flight logs, requiring a password for access.Video Live StreamingSupports RTMP and GB28181 protocols for live streaming, allowing for remote real-time viewing and analysis.EVO Lite 640T EnterpriseEquipped with a dual gimbal, the wide-angle visible-light camera offers a broad field of view with vivid high-definition images, while the infrared thermal-imaging camera integrates high-resolution thermal-imaging algorithms, providing clear and...

The EVO Lite Enterprise Series, by Autel Robotics, offers multiple advantages such as a lightweight and portable design, rapid deployment, and simple control for industrial applications. The AI target recognition feature enables the aircraft to easily identify and map various target objects automatically. The three-way binocular vision obstacle avoidance provides a safe flying experience. The EVO Lite 6K Enterprise is equipped with a 1-inch CMOS visible-light camera, offering outstanding sensitivity for excellent image quality. Paired with the Autel Enterprise professional flight software, it offers easy operation, user-friendly interaction, flexible single-person deployment, and efficient application in scenarios such as public safety and emergency rescue.Lightweight and PortableThe EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft weigh only 866 grams and have folded dimensions of just 210 x 123 x 95mm, making them easy to carry in a backpack. With a simple operation, they are ideal for efficient execution of missions by a single operator.Autel Enterprise AppAutel Enterprise is a professional flight mission software designed for industry applications by Autel Robotics. It features an optimized interaction design for simple and efficient operation, an editable toolbar design for intuitive use, and integrates intelligent and professional functions to fully utilize the industry value of the EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft.Split-Screen DisplayVisible light, infrared, or map support dual-channel simultaneous output on the screen, providing comprehensive information through comparison.Customizable ToolbarCustomize the menu toolbar in the app for quick access to frequently used functions, meeting personalized usage needs.Offline MapsAddresses the issue of map loading failures in no-network or weak-network environments by supporting offline maps, aiding in precise flight positioning.AI Target Recognition and PositioningUtilizing wide-angle or infrared lenses combined with intelligent AI algorithms and a self-learning system, the aircraft can automatically recognize and locate, including people, cars, and boats, projecting their positions on the map.Data Security with Multiple ProtectionsPrivacy ProtectionFlight logs, locations, and other user privacy data require user consent to upload.Encrypted StorageSupports AES encryption for photos, videos, and flight logs, requiring a password for access.Video Live StreamingSupports RTMP and GB28181 protocols for live streaming, allowing for remote real-time viewing and analysis.EVO Lite 6K EnterpriseEquipped with a 6K visible-light camera, it can still capture high-definition, low-noise images in low-light environments, providing insights into targets and empowering police enforcement, patrol inspection, search, and rescue scenarios.High-Definition Video TransmissionEquipped with Autel...

The EVO Lite Enterprise Series, by Autel Robotics, offers multiple advantages such as a lightweight and portable design, rapid deployment, and simple control for industrial applications. The AI target recognition feature enables the aircraft to easily identify and map various target objects automatically. The three-way binocular vision obstacle avoidance provides a safe flying experience. The EVO Lite 6K Enterprise is equipped with a 1-inch CMOS visible-light camera, offering outstanding sensitivity for excellent image quality. Paired with the Autel Enterprise professional flight software, it offers easy operation, user-friendly interaction, flexible single-person deployment, and efficient application in scenarios such as public safety and emergency rescue.Lightweight and PortableThe EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft weigh only 866 grams and have folded dimensions of just 210 x 123 x 95mm, making them easy to carry in a backpack. With a simple operation, they are ideal for efficient execution of missions by a single operator.Autel Enterprise AppAutel Enterprise is a professional flight mission software designed for industry applications by Autel Robotics. It features an optimized interaction design for simple and efficient operation, an editable toolbar design for intuitive use, and integrates intelligent and professional functions to fully utilize the industry value of the EVO Lite Enterprise Series aircraft.Split-Screen DisplayVisible light, infrared, or map support dual-channel simultaneous output on the screen, providing comprehensive information through comparison.Customizable ToolbarCustomize the menu toolbar in the app for quick access to frequently used functions, meeting personalized usage needs.Offline MapsAddresses the issue of map loading failures in no-network or weak-network environments by supporting offline maps, aiding in precise flight positioning.AI Target Recognition and PositioningUtilizing wide-angle or infrared lenses combined with intelligent AI algorithms and a self-learning system, the aircraft can automatically recognize and locate, including people, cars, and boats, projecting their positions on the map.Data Security with Multiple ProtectionsPrivacy ProtectionFlight logs, locations, and other user privacy data require user consent to upload.Encrypted StorageSupports AES encryption for photos, videos, and flight logs, requiring a password for access.Video Live StreamingSupports RTMP and GB28181 protocols for live streaming, allowing for remote real-time viewing and analysis.EVO Lite 6K EnterpriseEquipped with a 6K visible-light camera, it can still capture high-definition, low-noise images in low-light environments, providing insights into targets and empowering police enforcement, patrol inspection, search, and rescue scenarios.High-Definition Video TransmissionEquipped with Autel...

Allow students to practice writing letters with a journal that helps them develop letter structure and recognition one letter at a time. Little ones trace and write upper- and lowercase letters, then graph objects and fill in the first letter of each word. Set of 12 measuring 8-1/2 inches by 11 inches, 32 pages (16 sheets). 903985 My Alphabet Journals Early Childhood Alphabet Journals Writing Tracing Letter Recognition early learning 903985 My Alphabet Journals Early Childhood Alphabet Journals Writing Tracing Letter Recognition early learning 903985 903985 903985 903985 903985

Studio jewelry is defined not by an aesthetic or philosophy, but by its makers and their work process. Studio jewelers are independent artists in small workshops, directly handling their materials and producing one-of-a-kind pieces that are both decorative object and fine sculpture. As recognition of American studio jewelry has increased in recent years, so has the need for a comprehensive history--and this beautifully designed and lavishly illustrated volume is that book. Featuring over 150 bracelets, brooches, necklaces and rings from the world-renowned Daphne Farago Collection, Studio Jewelry presents the major events, ideas and individuals who shaped the field, and maps its evolution since it emerged within the modern studio craft movement. It also addresses the questions underlying the history of studio jewelry: jewelry as sculpture and personal adornment, the relationship between jewelry and the body, the use of non-traditional materials and the cultural meaning of the pieces. Finally, the book spans the variety of approaches in the field, while offering in-depth discussions of such key artist-jewelers as Alexander Calder, Art Smith, Margaret De Patta, Robert Ebendorf and Gijs Bakker. Much more than the catalogue of an important individual collection, Studio Jewelry is an essential reference work for anyone creating, teaching or collecting in the field of studio jewelry today.

Between urban structures and individual existence, organic and improvised systems emerge. Situated beyond the sophisticated economy and below a level of recognition, they are familiar yet paradoxically invisible. The ordinariness of certain objects is so ubiquitous that they fail to evoke reflection: construction barriers, ads on buses, traffic signs, LCD displays, chained-up bicycles, the fa ades of stores, subway maps. Endcommerical / Reading the City conducts a visual research project of urban street territory, compiling signs, objects, and codes within grammatical relationships that unveil embedded social conditions and contradictions. Taking New York as a paradigmatic urban alphabet, Endcommercial / Reading the City orders a seemingly endless array of informal and empirical photographs, demonstrating the distinction between an unconscious visualization of singularities and an intelligent perception of generality. Initiated by the commercial, subject to fictionalization, it is a reference tool engaged in the thoughtful renewal of our visual vocabulary, opposed to the omnipresent iconography we process everyday.