The Spiritual Experience of a Surgeon

Swart, Marius

doi:10.1016/j.athoracsur.2015.03.054

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“…Fourthly, we opine that the idea of transformation is a core concept in spirituality (see Swart 2015a;2015b). Hermans (2019) defines the transformation of the heart as an eschatology of restored capabilities.…”

Section: Passions Of the Heartmentioning

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Spirituality as passions of the heart. An empirical r study into the character, core values and effects of the passions of the heart of general practitioners

Hermans

Kornet²

2020

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There is growing interest in the spirituality of physicians, relating to burnout and emotional stress and in terms of dealing with their workload. The authors distinguish four different lines of research in this area and position their approach of the "passions of the heart" as a metaintentional feeling for what is good and satisfying, which we derive from a phenomenological theory of feeling by Stephan Strasser (1977). Human beings are characterised by a transcendental openness that interpenetrates human feelings. Four markers of passions of the heart are identified: fulfilment, receptivity, life-organising power, and ethical nature. Based on these markers, the article distinguishes between concerns identified as passions of the heart, and other concerns. Four core values are identified in the concerns of general practitioners (GPs) studied: personal proximity, self-direction, the whole person, and giving all people access to the healthcare they need -specifically the vulnerable. Finally, the authors present the GPs' testimonies, in which they voice that passions of the heart Acta Theologica Supplementum 30 2020 183 mitigate the effects of negative experiences (emotional stress and burnout) and inspire and motivate them in their work. 2018. De huisarts kan het verschil maken. Gezondheidsverschillen en persoonsgerichte, integrale zorg door de huisarts [The general practitioner can make the difference. Health differences and individual, integrated care by the general practitioner].

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Section: Passions Of the Heartmentioning

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“…1 In a third approach, the concept of spirituality refers to processes of inner transformation related to problems in relation to the self, others, and God. An example is Swart (2015a;2015b), who derives three movements of transformation from Henri Nouwen.…”

Section: Spirituality and Well-being Of Professionalsmentioning

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Spirituality as passions of the heart. An empirical r study into the character, core values and effects of the passions of the heart of general practitioners

Hermans

Kornet²

2020

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“…Holding individual perpetrators accountable for crimes is generally thought to be the first and foremost objective that (international) criminal courts and tribunals pursue. 11 But international criminal justice is often said to have certain broader goals that go beyond the traditional confines of the regular domestic criminal trial. 12 Trials dealing with mass atrocities such as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide serve greater purposes determinative of the future of the societies in which the international crimes were committed.…”

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The Nature of International Crimes and Evidentiary Challenges

Fry¹

2014

Pluralism in International Criminal Law

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Scholarship no longer regards international criminal procedure as a collection of predominantly common law and civil law particles but has started viewing it as a sui generis system. 1 This is not surprising. International criminal courts and tribunals have been developing procedures and practices that would enable them to deal with the complexities and extremities of prosecuting the notoriously fact-rich cases involving international crimes. At the same time, the tribunals have had to overcome the institutional handicaps of investigating crimes committed far away with little cooperation on the ground and without police forces of their own. These unique challenges, as well as the fact that the tribunals are composed of professionals from different domestic legal systems, could not but lead to the gradual consolidation of international criminal procedure as a distinctive system. Furthermore, an increasing amount of scholarly attention focuses on how these courts deal with the challenge of attaining reliable evidence. 2 The jurisprudence from the International Criminal Court demonstrates that such attention is well warranted, as acquiring high-quality evidence has proved to be a major hurdle in practice. For instance, the unanimous judgment acquitting Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui was the consequence of evidentiary * The author wishes to thank Sergey Vasiliev, and professors Elies van Sliedregt and Göran Sluiter for their helpful comments on earlier drafts.

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The Spiritual Experience of a Surgeon

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Spirituality as passions of the heart. An empirical r study into the character, core values and effects of the passions of the heart of general practitioners

Spirituality as passions of the heart. An empirical r study into the character, core values and effects of the passions of the heart of general practitioners

The Nature of International Crimes and Evidentiary Challenges

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