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• Philosophical novels
• Existentialists
• French anarchists
• Albert Camus
• Syndicalists
• The Fall
• The Rebel
• The State of Siege
• The Myth of Sisyphus
• Literature
• French people
• Philosophy

Drink Spiking – Myths and Facts MYTH #1. Drink spikers most commonly use drugs such as Rohypnol, GHB and Ketamine. Despite public perceptions that drugs such as Rohypnol, GHB and Ketamine are commonly used to spike dri

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• Date rape
• Flunitrazepam
• Law
• Crime
• Laws regarding rape
• Rape
• Date rape drug
• Ethics

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• Religion
• Ritual
• Viking Age
• Mythography
• Mythology
• Norse mythology
• Religion and mythology
• Blót
• Myth and ritual
• Culture
• Cultural anthropology
• Anthropology of religion

RITO, MITO E SENTIDO NOS DIÁRIOS DE WITTGENSTEIN (Rite, Myth and Sense in the Wittgenstein’s Diaries) (Rito, Mito y Sentido en los Diarios de Wittgenstein) Resumo:

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EARLY CHRISTIANITY’S LETTERS G.A. van den Bergh van Eysinga * N ot every text described as a letter is really a letter. We may

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• Christ myth
• Biblical criticism
• Paul the Apostle
• Pauline epistles
• Epistle
• Ferdinand Christian Baur
• Open letter
• Radical criticism
• Historical criticism
• Christianity
• Religion
• Writing

Myths and Facts: Specialty Choice MYTH: Federal legislation designating graduate medical education (GME) funding for specific specialties is the best way to address concerns about a shortage of primary care physicians.

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• Physicians
• Residency
• Medical school
• Physician supply
• Family medicine
• Medical school in the United States
• Medicine
• Health
• Medical education

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• Autism
• Educational psychology
• Neurological disorders
• Special education
• Childhood psychiatric disorders
• Neurodiversity
• Asperger syndrome
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
• Autism rights movement
• Health
• Psychiatry
• Medicine

Szasz and the Unreliable Reader** When is a ‘critique’ not a critique? Anthony Stadlen Abstract This paper shows that Szasz (1) opposed the presumption of illness; (2) duelled with dualism; (3) researched the history

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• Scientology and psychiatry
• Dichotomies
• Vitalism
• Mind
• Thomas Szasz
• Dualism
• The Myth of Mental Illness
• Gilbert Ryle
• Mind–body problem
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Anti-psychiatry

Thomas Szasz, D: ·1osopher, Psychi t ist, Lib rtari By Eric v d Luft, Ph D, M L S Curator of H storical Collections Health Sciences Library orcy years ago a remarkable book appeared that immediatdy

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• Psychiatry
• Thomas Szasz
• Health
• The Myth of Mental Illness
• Anti-psychiatry
• Scientology and psychiatry
• Medicine

Fifty Years After The Myth of Mental Illness

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• Anti-psychiatry
• Scientology and psychiatry
• Medical ethics
• Total institutions
• Abnormal psychology
• Thomas Szasz
• Medical model
• Mental disorder
• The Myth of Mental Illness
• Psychiatry
• Medicine
• Health