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Search results 5961 - 5970 of 7307 matching essays
- 5961: Henry Carey
- ... Economists before Keynes, New Jersey, Humanities Press International Inc, 1986 Carey, Henry C. Principles of Social Science. Philadelphia, 1888 Gray, Alexander. The Development of Economic Doctrine, Longmans, 1959. Heimann, Eduard. History of Economic Doctrines, London, Oxford University press, 1956 Newman, Philip C. The Development of Economic Thought. New York, Prentice-Hall Inc, 1952 Oser, Jacob. The Evolution of Economic Thought, New ...
- 5962: Anabolic Steroids
- ... mood swings can range from euphoria to sexual arousal to irritability and hostility. Cognitive impairment can also set in on the user. Cognitive impairment can involve distractibility, forgetfulness, and confusion. History: The use of steroids is nothing new to the world. Since the time of the Greek Olympics athletes have been using performance enhancing drugs in order to heighten their athletic ...
- 5963: Four Contrasting Viewpoints In The Sound And The Fury
- ... whirling violently into a downward spiral of corruption and, eventually, extinction, one is convinced that she is the only rational person in that household. Because of this, their place in history becomes finite and meaningless. Dilsey provides the only entirely sane viewpoint in this novel and she also gains respect from the reader, which is ironic in the sense that blacks ...
- 5964: Cancer
- ... the judgment of expert practitioners rather that evidence from scientifically- conducted test. Some individuals are known to be at high risk for cancer, such as those with a strong family history of cancer. Physician judgment is needed in such circumstances to determine the most appropriate application of available screening methods. Once the high-risk person is identified, is counseled appropriately, and ...
- 5965: Henry James
- ... more good than evil and, in return, wanted his literature to inspire more good. On the other hand, Henry James judged the world from a perspective "...offered by society and history..." .(Matthiessen 74) He also separated himself from America to create an unbiased view of it as a "spectator and analyst rather than recorder" of the American social structure. (Spiller 169 ...
- 5966: Alcoholism
- ... a susceptibility to alcoholism may be linked to a gene on chromosome eleven. Alcoholism may also be related to emotional problems. For example, alcoholism is sometimes associated with a family history of maniac-depression. Some alcoholics have used alcohol medicate a depressive disorder. Alcoholics commonly drown their depressed or anxious feelings with alcohol. Some may drink to reduce inhibitions or negative ...
- 5967: AIDS: US Made?
- ... the patients were professional criminals and considering New York City's proximity to the prison many freed patients moved there. The patients were exclusively men, many of them having a history of homosexuality and drug abuse, as is often the case in American prisons. It is understandable why AIDS broke out precisely in 1979, precisely among men and among drug users ...
- 5968: Nixon's Program of Detente was the Reason for the Decline of World Conflict in the 1970's
- ... Republic of China as he did with Russia, but a China\U.S. diplomacy was going to be a challenge for a number of reasons. China has had a long history of isolation and self government with very little foreign influence. (Barnett, 21) As a result, the Chinese culture was difficult to understand. The Chinese understood this in the 1960's ...
- 5969: Treatments of Alcoholism
- ... bodies, minds and spirits that have been ravaged by alcohol. Such restoration begins the moment a new patient walks through the door. After the staff physician takes a thorough medical history and performs the initial physical exam, the patient is hooked up to an IV solution, out of which drips high doses of ascorbic acid (vitamin C, a powerful detoxifier), calcium ...
- 5970: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
- ... her work naturally reflected the Romantic movement. Radical and exhibiting knowledge beyond their time, Shelley's parents were considered social monsters or even "one of the greatest monsters exhibited in history." Her book is filled with new ideas generating a time of strong emotion and intuition where misery and passion are explored throughout the story. These are vibrant characteristics for the ...
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