“What students and faculty alike need is an understanding of how morality enters into their professional lives in ways different from how it enters into our ordinary lives.” This view, which informs most of Wade’s paper, is precisely the view that it is important to challenge. Wade is correct that moral judgments must be based upon knowledge of the facts of the case, but surprisingly he writes ...

We are, therefore, left to pity the poor panel patient who is being passed over the counter like the dumb, unresisting pound of tea. But if Dr. Cox is right in saying that what takes place is just what happens in private practice, how is the evil going to be remedied by getting rid of the panels ? A panel is merely a list of the patients for whom a doctor has accepted responsibility, and if he ...

This article explores the issue of fear as an instrument power in Discours sur les moyens de bien gouverner by Innocent Gentillet. protestant author was a witness to St. Bartholomew’s Day massacre, which he blamed on Machiavellians. In his book, Gentillet enters into polemics with Machiavelli’s The Prince. He opposes ideas proposed Italian and gives many counterarguments. As for fear, evokes ma...

siniya, al-buhturä«'s famous poem for the deseription of ivan kasra is a descriptive masterpiece in arabic poetry , the most beautiful part being his description of “the antioch battle”, an awe-inspiring picture depicting the victory of iranian over the romans. this picture inspired him with wonder, then he reproduced it in his poem, so much so that when readers read it they can visual...

leaving one’s parental home disrupts place attachment, described as the affective bond or link between one individual and a specific place and/or the people living in that place. in other words, because students move away from their parents, their friend and their hometown, their bonds with these people and their hometown are disrupted. although moving disrupts place attachment to their hometow...