In the early 1900s, Japanese psychiatrist Shōma Morita, MD (1874-1938) developed a sequential approach to therapy that emerged from his theory of consciousness.[1] Outside psychoanalytic studies, Morita’s portrayal of consciousness in the field of psychological medicine remains incomparable.[2] In fact, Morita refined his therapeutic methods through extensive case study with as much rigour as h...

ringworm in 1874, but he considered the fungus to be identical with that of the European ringworm. Manson (1879?82) in China was the first to describe the disease in any detail and he gave it the name tinea imbricata; he considered the fungus a non-cultivable Trichophyton, to which Blanchard gave the name Trichophyton concentricum. Castellani in Ceylon (1910-11) was the first to cultivate the f...

When proving it is impossible to ‘square’ the circle by a ruler–and–compass construction we have to appeal to the theorem that π is transcendental. It is our goal to prove this theorem. Since the algebraic numbers are the roots of integer polynomials, they are countably many. Cantor’s proof in 1874 of the uncountability of the real numbers guaranteed the existence of (uncountably many) transcen...