Dyspepsia and Indigestion Viewed from a Surgical Standpoint

Psychotherapy supervision as viewed from psychodynamic standpoint

In spite of a wide recommendation of supervision in training and continuous education in mental health, professional literature on the problem is relatively scarce. Majority of publications listed in the data bases concern rather clinical supervision then specific psychotherapy supervision. Supervision has originated within psychoanalysis, as continuation of training analysis, to develop later ...

"Dualities" in graph theory and the related fields viewed from the metatheoretical standpoint

The importance is emphasized of distinguishing clearly among different kinds of concepts usually referred to as "duality". Those different kinds of dualities concentrate in the "dual graph", wherefrom confusion is sometimes given rise to. The importance is illustrated by "new" theorems and concepts which are derived by understanding correctly the difference of the concepts.

Indigestion

A Moral Analysis of the Conflict between Justice and Goodness from the Standpoint of Imam Ali

There has been a long-lasting problem in ethics: how can one think of justice and goodness as consistent? Imam Ali also explores the connection between them. Whereas he defined justice as “putting things in their places” or “giving everyone his own right”, he referred to the common good as “what is achieved by justice” to show that the common good depends on justice. On the other hand, there ar...

Indigestion and Biliousness

This is eminently a book for the practitioner, and as its subject matter constitutes a very common and constant element of practice, the value and importance of the book, if it does justice to its theme, ought to be correspondingly great. Dr Fothergill, we may state at once, handles his subject in such a way as to entitle his work to authority. He builds upon the most recent researches and view...