Social England. H. D. Traill

The Social Thinking of D . H . Lawrence

IT is easy to be aware of Lawrence's great effect on our thinking about social values, but it is difficult, for a number of reasons, to give any exact account of his actual contribution. It is not only that the public projection of him is very different from his actual work, and that this has led to important misunderstandings (that he believed that "sex solves everything"; that he was "a precu...

C h d Heterogeneity of A d h h Deficiency

We report adhalin deficiency in 8 patients with clinically diagnosed muscular dystrophy, dystrophic histopathological features, high plasma creatine kinase levels, normal expression of dystrophin, and marked variability of symptoms. Although the distribution of hyposthenia was similar in all 8 patients and predominantly involved muscles in the pelvic girdle, age at onset and rate of disease pro...

Social environment and height: England and Scotland

This study was designed to investigate the social characteristics associated with the height of primary schoolchildren aged from 5 to 11. Data were analysed for 8491 representative sample children measured in England and Scotland in 1987 and 1988 and 3203 inner city children measured in England in 1987. Height was negatively associated with social class but the association was not significant a...

The Social Services of Modern England

Where now for social care in England?