"To suggest getting rid of it isn't just an assault on the deep-fat fryer but on the traditional British psyche.
Manner was also known as a dramatist and wrote both verse dramas, such as Eros ja Psykhe (1959; "Eros and Psyche"), and traditional realistic plays, such as Poltettu oranssi (1968; "Burnt Orange").
The irony is that if the government did not protect farmers quite so assiduously, then lower prices might encourage people to eat more rice.But Japanese agriculture is paralysed, the farmers unable to think clearly, as if fearing that if market forces were unleashed, paddies would be forever lost, changing both the landscape and the traditional orderliness of the Japanese psyche.
Assuming that Trump's hierarchy of psyche follows the traditional pattern, then we are left with his values informing his politics, and with his communication style being in service to both.
Scheler takes great pains to distinguish his notion of person from the traditional notions of subject, ego, mind or psyche.
As it is seen in this chapter, the traditional physical sciences start to buckle under stress and psyche and emotions of humanist KCOs and the so-called constants start to become coefficients.
Learn more about the online audience - their psyche is totally different from that of a traditional TV viewer - they'll click away in the blink of an eye if you don't respect them.
One of Plato's central points is that it is a great advantage to establish a hierarchical ordering of the elements in one's soul; and he shows how the traditional virtues can be interpreted to foster or express the proper relation between reason and less rational elements of the psyche.
Finnish saunas – ideally of the traditional wood-burning type – are as much a part of the national psyche as Alvar Aalto architecture or Tove Jansson's Finn Family Moomintroll stories.
As Ethan Watters argues in his recent book, "Crazy Like Us: The Globalization of the American Psyche," widespread American conditions like depression and anorexia are spreading virally through traditional societies today, with Western ideas of treatment following suit and replacing indigenous ways.
