In the clinical psychiatric perspective, the construct of MIL was first introduced by the Austrian psychiatrist Viktor Frankl, who defined MIL as the manifestation of values which are based on (i) creativity, (ii) experience (e.g. nature, love), and (iii) attitude (one's attitude toward suffering and existential problems).
He defined "meaning" as the manifestation of values, which are based on (i) creativity (e.g. work, deeds, dedication to causes), (ii) experience (e.g. art, nature, humor, love, relationships, roles), and (iii) attitude (one's attitude toward suffering and existential problems).
Now a more overt manifestation of the value of melancholia can be found amongst the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea.
The clinical manifestation of the value of Pregl's solution in the first few cases of chronic synovitis, or effusion associated with trauma and arthritis, led me to attempt an experimental study to determine the effect of the solution on the joints of rabbits affected with similar pathological conditions.
…Hindu? (1923), coining the term Hindutva ("Hinduness"), which sought to define Indian culture as a manifestation of Hindu values; this concept grew to become a major tenent of Hindu nationalist ideology.
(1923), coining the term Hindutva ("Hinduness"), which sought to define Indian culture as a manifestation of Hindu values; this concept grew to become a major tenent of Hindu nationalist ideology.
Our new work space is a physical manifestation of these values.
Mihir Desai: I agree completely in the sense that it's a manifestation of our values.
So much of who I am today is a manifestation of the values she instilled in me as a child.
After all, the Jim Crow laws and the public segregation and discrimination embodied in them were a manifestation of the values of the society, and the individuals within it.
If community participation is seen as a manifestation of shared values then the outcomes of a process go beyond that of a policy (61).
