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Mill's Act Utilitarian Interpreters On Chapter V Paragraph 14, Dale E. Miller
Mill's Act Utilitarian Interpreters On Chapter V Paragraph 14, Dale E. Miller
Philosophy Faculty Publications
In the fourteenth paragraph of the fifth chapter of Utilitarianism, J. S. Mill writes that ‘We do not call anything wrong, unless we mean to imply that a person ought to be punished in some way or other for doing it; if not by law, by the opinion of his fellow-creatures; if not by opinion, by the reproaches of his own conscience.’ I criticize the attempts of three commentators who have recently presented act-utilitarian readings of Mill – Roger Crisp, David Brink, and Piers Norris Turner – to accommodate this passage.
Enhancement Of The Physicochemical Properties Of Pt(Dien)(Nucleobase) (2+) For Hivncp7 Targeting, S. D. Tsotsoros, P. B. Lutz, A. G. Daniel, E. J. Peterson, R. E. F. De Paiva, E. Rivera, Y. Qu, C. A. Bayse, N. P. Farrell
Enhancement Of The Physicochemical Properties Of Pt(Dien)(Nucleobase) (2+) For Hivncp7 Targeting, S. D. Tsotsoros, P. B. Lutz, A. G. Daniel, E. J. Peterson, R. E. F. De Paiva, E. Rivera, Y. Qu, C. A. Bayse, N. P. Farrell
Chemistry & Biochemistry Faculty Publications
Physicochemical properties of coordination compounds can be exploited for molecular recognition of biomolecules. The inherent π-π stacking properties of [Pt(chelate)(N-donor)]2+([PtN4]) complexes were modulated by systematic variation of the chelate (diethylenetriamine and substituted derivatives) and N-donor (nucleobase or nucleoside) in the formally substitution-inert PtN4 coordination sphere. Approaches to target the HIV nucleocapsid protein HIVNCp7 are summarized building on (i) assessment of stacking interactions with simple tryptophan or tryptophan derivatives to (ii) the tryptophan-containing C-terminal zinc finger and (iii) to the full two-zinc finger peptide and its interactions with RNA and DNA. The xanthosine nucleoside was identified …
Drinking To Cope With Depressive Symptoms And Ruminative Thinking: A Multiple Mediation Model Among College Students, Adrian J. Bravo, Matthew R. Pearson, James M. Henson
Drinking To Cope With Depressive Symptoms And Ruminative Thinking: A Multiple Mediation Model Among College Students, Adrian J. Bravo, Matthew R. Pearson, James M. Henson
Psychology Faculty Publications
Background: Understanding the potential psychosocial mechanisms that explain (i.e., mediate) the associations between depressive symptoms and alcohol-related problems can improve interventions targeting college students.
Objectives: The current research examined four distinct facets of rumination (e.g., problem-focused thoughts, counterfactual thinking, repetitive thoughts, and anticipatory thoughts) and drinking to cope motives as potential explanatory mechanisms by which depressive symptoms are associated with increased alcohol-related problems.
Method: Participants were undergraduate students from a large, southeastern university in the United States that consumed at least one drink per typical week in the previous month (n = 403). The majority of participants were female ( …