Arcata's Views Introduced in Jaina Treatises

CHANGING OF STUDENTS\' VIEWS TOWARD ADDICTION BY SELF -INTRODUCED DRUG ABUSERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

A group of high school students attended 7 educational sessions for a preventive drug abuse program. The students were exposed to drug abusers and their families. Drug abusers and their families informed the subjects about the consequences of addiction in their life: how they became addicted and how the addiction worsened their psychosocial life. Moreover their families explained to student...

Two Valuable Treatises on Civil Procedure

These two works present technically accurate, clearly written, and very illuminating analyses of civil procedure in two leading legal systems, those of England and Germany. Both books no doubt will soon be found in all substantial law school libraries. Both should be found in libraries of law firms whose practice involves more than occasional disputes in European courts. These two studies refle...

Anglo-Norman medicine: volume II, shorter treatises

This second and final volume ofAngloNorman medicine presents critical editions of four French medical texts copied in England in the thirteenth or fourteenth centuries: a brief deontological tract; a verse text on women's diseases which derives from the Latin Liber de sinthomatibus mulierum (Book on the conditions of women, one of the so-called Trotula treatises) probably via an early thirteent...

changing of students' views toward addiction by self -introduced drug abusers and their families

a group of high school students attended 7 educational sessions for a preventive drug abuse program. the students were exposed to drug abusers and their families. drug abusers and their families informed the subjects about the consequences of addiction in their life: how they became addicted and how the addiction worsened their psychosocial life. moreover their families explained to students th...

Saptabhangi-the Jaina Theory of Sevenfold Predication: a Logical Analysis