137 Chapters 12–16 continue to examine the schism, events surrounding the Council of Mantua in 1064 until the deaths of Alexander and Cadalus, and, finally, the election of Hildebrand as Pope Gregory VII. It is in these subsequent chapters that the moves called to question at the end of chapter 11 are explained: to mask conspiracies. Stroll posits that the schism in the Church had not been abou...

This article discusses the relationship between climate change and migration in context of UK. After a brief overview scholarship, it examines framing as crisis UK policy discourse, highlighting disjuncture academic scholarship this respect. Subsequently, reasons for schism, exploring both within media landscape securitisation topic government policy. Finally, explores how UK�s political underg...

Understanding shallow water biogeochemical dynamics is a challenge in coastal regions, due to the presence of highly variable land-water interface fluxes, tight coupling with sediment processes, tidal dynamics, and diurnal variability processes. While deployment continuous monitoring devices has improved our understanding high-frequency (12 - 24 hours) spatial heterogeneity mechanistic modeling...

After the death of Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), the father of psychoanalysis, psychiatry underwent a schism and has remained divided ever since. Broadly, one camp has promoted the use of drugs as crucial to the treatment of behavioural problems such as addiction and depression, whereas the other has regarded drugs as a last resort, only to be used after cognitive therapies have been tried and hav...

Purpose To report the association of rubeosis iridis with chronic bullous degenerative peripheral retinoschisis. Observations A 63-year-old female presented with acute hyphema and neovascularization of the iris in association with elevated intraocular pressure. Posterior segment examination including imaging revealed no vascular occlusion as a potential cause. However, large, peripheral bullo...