Modern Views on Respiration

Some Modern Views on Primary Glaucoma

met with in Indian practice. The present paper is an effort to collect and expose some of the modern views, without however pretending to enter exhaustively into the subject. The ^Etiology of Glaucoma.?We may pass this heading over with but scant notice, as there is practically no difference of opinion here. All those conditions which disturb the circulation and cause congestion of the venous s...

Modern Views on Digestion and Gastric Disease

The^RE can be no doubt that the Modern Medical Monographs, of which this is the latest example, have proved of great service to the busy practitioner. He now finds information concisely arranged for which previously he would have searched in all the recent papers and publications on the subject. Professor Maclean is now editing the series and is the author of this number. Those who have read hi...

Anxiety Hysteria. Modern Views on Some Neuroses

of the modern views on those functional nervous disorders called psycho-neuroses which the recent war has brought into such prominence. This need he believes the authors have been signally successful in supplying. Of the three common psycho-neuroses, vis., anxiety hysteria, neurasthenia, and psychasthenia, the first-named is alone dealt with in detail. Conversion hysteria is looked on as an off...

“Early Modern” Views of Women

The early modern emphasis on tradition is perhaps clearest in the history of women during this period, as at the core of each culture was an ingrained patriarchy dating back thousands of years. In the West, for example, attitudes towards women were shaped by three strains of ancient European tradition: first, Judeo-Christian belief, which characterized women as either saintly, like the Virgin M...

Modern Views on the Constitution of the Atom.