“Where’s home, Ulysses?” Judith Wright in Europe 1937

John Hawke : The Moving Image : Judith Wright ' s Symbolist Language

IN A 1965 interview with John Thompson, Judith Wright was asked if she considered herself a ‘nature poet’. She replied, ‘No, I don't. My real interest, I think, is the question of man in nature—man as part of nature. The theory of correspondences that Baudelaire brought forward—the question of nature as a symbol for one's experience has always seemed to me to have a great deal in it.’ Thompson ...

EURHOMAP: mapping professional home care in Europe

Introduction: Not only is there no comparable information on home care available from the newest EU member states, but information from the other 15 is old. Furthermore, as European countries have implemented health care reforms over the past decade, updating is needed. Description of policy practice: The EURHOMAP project (Mapping professional home care in Europe) aims to describe and compare t...

Aubrey Lewis's report on his visits to psychiatric centres in Europe in 1937.

I visited Van der Horst's clinic. He struck me as much more alert than Bouman, and is, I gather, more popular with the students. The researches of which he told me were concerned with electrical reactions in cats that were being treated with insulin, and the neurological findings in their hypothalamus; also the effect on neurotics of air of different ionic concentration, humidity etc. I gathere...

Sabine Braun and Judith

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The Ulysses perspective