- The
wisdom of
repugnance or
appeal to disgust, also
known informally as the yuck factor, is the
belief that an
intuitive (or "deep-seated")
negative response...
- Records, 2004),
Psalms of the Moribund (Grindethic, 2007),
Chapters of
Repugnance (Willowtip Records, 2010), P****ages into Deformity (Willowtip, 2013),...
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uncertain etymology. Generally, the term can be used to
indicate strong moral repugnance and
outrage in
expressions such as "obscene profits" and "the obscenity...
- discourse. Leon K****, a bioethicist, has
advocated that "in
crucial cases...
repugnance is the
emotional expression of deep wisdom,
beyond reason's
power fully...
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Perspectives titled "
Repugnance as a
Constraint on Markets" Roth "introduced in the
economics literature the
concept of '
repugnance' for a
transaction as...
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camps were
being overrun.
Allied troops were
filled with
disbelief and
repugnance at the
evidence of ****
brutality in the camps. On 9
April 1945, Königsberg...
- dignity. In a 1997
article in The New
Republic entitled "The
Wisdom of
Repugnance," K****
suggests that we
should respect the
revulsion most
people feel...
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illegal and a
violation of
international law.
Beyond torture's
moral repugnance, most
experts who
study interrogation consider torture an ineffective...
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Ridicule In-group
favoritism Invented here / Not
invented here
Island mentality Loyalty Parade of
horribles Spite Stirring symbols Wisdom of
repugnance...
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their bodies,
symbolising the
sting of
their guilty conscience and the
repugnance of sin. This may also be seen as a
reflection of the
spiritual stagnation...
