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    Being a Doctor

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    "What is a doctor? What exactly do they do and why is there so much prestige associated with that profession? Well‚ according to the American Heritage Dictionary‚ a doctor is "a person‚ especially a physician‚ dentist‚ or veterinarian‚ trained in the healing arts and licensed to practice". According to me‚ a doctor is much more than that. Nice intro. Ever since I can remember‚ I have always dreamt of a career in medicine and the reason is not for something small like money or prestige. The reason

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    Are Doctors To Blame

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    “wellness”. Pharmaceutical drug overdoses are now one of the leading causes of death in our nation (Are Doctors to Blame for Prescription Drug Abuse?). The problem with overprescribing is astronomical in the United States. As the epidemic is coming to be out of control‚ many are pointing fingers at doctors. Are physicians to blame for the abuse of prescription drugs? A study has shown that doctors are only a part of the problem. “While we value convenience and easy fixes‚ systemic processes can also

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    A Village Doctor

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    A Village Doctor Introduction: A village doctor is an important person in the village. A village doctor is known to us. He is more expert in killing than in healing নিরাময়. He is not highly educated. He gets some knowledge in druggists shop. Then he becomes a quack হাতুড়ে. A town has many qualified doctors. Some of them are even specialists‚ বিশেষজ্ঞদের but it is a matter of regret দু:খ প্রকাশ that there is no qualified doctor in a village. His Dispensary: A village doctor has a dispensary

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    Narratives in Conversation

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    Narratives in Conversation By Agatha Xaris Villa INTRODUCTION This essay focuses on the study of the narrative most prevalent in everyday conversations – the conversational narrative. First‚ it discusses a definition of the narrative from a structural level based on the structure of conversational narrative presented by William Labov (1972). Next‚ it enumerates some of the important functions which the narrative is able to achieve both on a personal level and also on the interpersonal. Lastly

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    Doctor in the House

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    Richard Gordon DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE Richard Gordon DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE First published in 1952 ’A parcel of lazy‚ idle fellars‚ that are always smoking and drinking‚ and lounging…a parcel of young cutters and carvers of live people’s bodies‚ that disgraces the lodgings.’ _Bob Sawyer’s landlady in_ PICKWICK PAPERS To Jo Note St. Swithin’s Hospital does not exist; neither do its staff‚ students‚ nor patients. 1 The large and completely unused set of surgical instruments

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    Telephone Conversation

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    Telephone Conversation by Wole Soyinka. Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation depicts a conversation between a white lady and an African American man which casts a harsh light on the racism and prejudice which grips society. The title reveals the fact that two people are talking on the phone‚ so the beginning of the poem is on a positive note: The man is searching for a house and the land lady has named a considerable price‚ and the area where it is located is an impartial and not racially prejudiced

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    Book Summary: Difficult Conversations – How to Discuss What Matters Most – Written by Douglas Stone‚ Bruce Patton and Sheila Heen I decided to profile this book because it is packed with relevant information on handling Difficult Conversations. Difficult Conversations happen in all areas of life – think about your relationships and work. This book is very relevant if you are responsible for other people. I recommend highly you read it if you are a leader and/or a manager of any group. What makes

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    Marxism is a school of thought which explores the relationship between the upper and lower classes of society. It was taught through Marxism that the main cause for historical change was disputes between social classes. This social warfare stemmed from the belief that the state‚ or government‚ for as long as it has existed‚ has used its authority to oppress the working masses for the benefit of the wealthy few. The relationship between the proletariats‚ the working class‚ and the bourgeoisie‚ the

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    A Doctor in the House

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    A Doctor in the House Henrik Ibsen’s character‚ Dr. Rank‚ in "A Doll’s House" is an important component of the play‚ though he is not a lead character. Rank enhances the story in his own right as a character‚ but mainly serves a greater purpose as an accentuation of Nora’a character. Nora’s relationship with Rank is equal‚ and perhaps it implants in Nora’s mind the idea that relationships should be equal. Their relationship brings up questions about social correctness and even the values necessary

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    Kino’s people (Mexican-Indian). The doctor is trying to gain the pearl for more money. Kino’ race group and the Christian settlers are very much different. Physically‚ this contrast is illustrated by the dividing line between the city and the brush town where Kino lives. They city‚ where the doctor lives‚ is a massive block of cold stone and plaster‚ as opposed to the more flexible brush and dirt houses of the natives. Steinbeck exposes the confrontation between the two race groups when Kino arrives

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