This article deals with the psychological affects of guilt and shame in John Boyne’s novel The Heart’s Invisible Furies how these influence way which narrator, Cyril Avery, chooses to present his life narrative. Being both narrator main character/focalizer events told, question (un)reliability proves extremely relevant for analysis. feels first part —which is also life— on account being a gay m...

BACKGROUND Research on cerebral stroke symptoms using hospital records has reported that women experience more nontraditional symptoms of stroke (eg, mental status change, pain) than men do. This is an important issue because nontraditional symptoms may delay the decision to get medical assistance and increase the difficulty of correct diagnosis. In the present study, we investigate sex differe...