A scholarly narrative on artistic loners, creative misogynist and the eccentric personalities of some of history's most creative and inspiring adventurers, great thinkers, and writers whose lives and achievements are analyzed from an Asperger Syndrome perspective.
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£79.95
A narrative that brings the plight of minority ethnic groups from Burma to life and grounds the theoretical concepts of social-determinants-of- health by individualizing the human dimension of these vulnerable populations and highlighting their personal situations as well as their coping skills.
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£119.95
By conducting an 'archaeological' discourse analysis, this study demonstrates how intellectual disability is produced, not as a conceptual entity, but as a discursive field. It traces its four principal conceptual parameters - functioning, organic pathology, intelligence and development.
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£94.95
Advances a cost-effective way of addressing a variety of physical, emotional, psychological and social issues by revealing how bibliotherapy helps people restore meaningful connections with themselves, with others, and with the world around them in times of difficult transitions and physical, psychological, emotional and social challenges.
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£109.95
A title, in which, a promising new treatment is advanced from the analysis of the relationship between Sleep Deprivation and symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
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£89.95
Published February, 2014
By Heinz Leymann and Annelie Gustafsson
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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By Heinz Leymann and Annelie Gustafsson
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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The term workplace mobbing, or the ganging up of peers and managers against a workmate, was conceptualized by a single scientist, Heinz Leymann in his research to identify a distinct form of collective workplace aggression. This is an English translation of the seminal work of Dr Heinz Leymann.
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£99.95
Focuses on human viruses. This title presents pathogens initially with respect to their biological identity and as an alternative to their presentation in many college textbooks as pathogens of the human organ systems.
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£94.95
Published February, 2013
By Joseph Wayne Smith and Guy Maddern
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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By Joseph Wayne Smith and Guy Maddern
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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A study on how to properly implement medical malpractice law and tort reform, without passing new laws, but putting the responsibility back in the hands of the people. It analyzes the limits of tort law; the problems with Australian law on the negligent failure to disclose medical risks and the merits of no-fault compensation schemes.
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£104.95
The Spanish Civil War (1936-39) was pivotal in the history of twentieth-century Europe. During the war there were advances in medical care and forms of what we would today call 'humanitarian intervention'. This book aims to study the war from the perspective of its humanitarian interventions and advances in medical services.
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£104.95
Did pre-historic societies experience mental illness? And what made it completely different from how it is perceived today? Proves that there are psychiatric conditions of interest in the religious experiences of pre-historic times. This title shows that there were conditions of psychiatric interest in pre-historical societies.
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£129.95