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Paternal Authority in the Home: Emotional Negotiations,pt (in the family version), Owens furnishes a context that gauges how much the emotional dynamics of family life shape moral learning and that suggests how much technologies of learning condition that learning.

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Familial Imperatives and Humanist Habits of Intellection in ,ure his moral perspective cannot accommodate familial feelings. Through detailed comparison of the addresses to the Ghost, Owens underscores the extent to which Hamlet is motivated by strong filial feeling that runs counter to humanist education that protects Horatio.

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Werner Baumann,Bettina Herberg Liedtkese studies of family correspondence centred on a son who is away at school. Through close attention to syntax, sentence structure, and turns of phrase in letters written home by Philip Gawdy, Owens shows just how provisional could be the experience of paternal authority. By examining Henry Sidney’s

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Anorganische Kationen und Anionen a cultural ideal that equates heroic virtue with filial piety, showing that in the . Sidney gauges rhetorically the shortfalls in that equation and observing that in the revised . he replaces the emblematic portrait of Aeneas’ carrying of his father to safety with the intimate picture of the infant