“Hey, boss. Allow me to pass. I have to pass here. You understand that, right?”
Why should children’s gestures be observed in detail?
A little child is standing in front of me with his arms wide open. He says nothing, but his gestures are blocking my passage.
He will not let me walk for some reason. Rather, it seems that it makes more sense for him to deter something than to deter me from walking.
Needless to say, there is no good reason for what the child is doing. However, a small child is trying to use his whole body to complain. That should be respected, right?
Can physical deterrents be managed conceptually?
How can the optimal operation and limitations of physical deterrence be recognized?
An ideological approach is used to examine this issue. Physical deterrent means are used as a concept.
However, the matter of idea cannot be a physical matter. Therefore, no matter how ideologically physical deterrence is considered, physical deterrence cannot be deterred.
The bottom line is that no means of managing physical deterrence can be found other than physical deterrence.
We often experience this stupid reality. That experience is repeated when we are children, but even adolescents depend on it.
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“No! No! No!”
A little girl refuses to give her toys to her parents. Her claim is quite simple. Just repeat the same words.
She refuses to let go of the toys, but her purpose is not that, but rather to refuse something.
She’s already tired of toys, but she wants to rebel against her parents’ intentions. So she uses toys to reject her parents’ suggestions.
I also want to refuse various things about me. Of course, I’ll repeat the simple words.
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