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    In “Florence Nightingale” Lytton Strachey uses diction‚ tone‚ and symbols to define his views on Florence Nightingale. He does this in order to show how heroes are more complex than just their accomplishments. In regards to diction‚ Strachey uses phrases that are comparing her actions to religious ideas. He refers to Florence as‚ “The saintly‚ self sacrificing woman‚” (Strachey 2). By comparing her to a saint he is showing how highly he admires her. Also‚ by comparing her to that of a saint he is

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    Florence Nightingale was not only one woman with aspiration. She desired to be nurse‚ but in the end‚ she was more than just that. She suffered from Crimean fever during the war and afterwards of frequent fainting and chronic physical exhaustion She also remained bedridden for much of her life. Despite her own health conditions‚ Nightingale still managed to be successful in her quest of changing the standards for hospitals with sound judgment‚ calm and strong authority‚ and fixed determination.

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    give to the issue differs and sometime totally opposite from one another. While print media is struggling to survive in Europe and USA‚ India has a largest newspaper market next to China with 88.90 million copies of circulation every day. During the time of independence in 1947‚ India had only 3533 publications and among them 330 was daily newspapers and 3205 were periodicals. After 50 years‚ there has been a 12 fold increase in the number of publications. By quoting the Register of News Roy in his

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    of science‚ and Florence Nightingale is an excellent example. Florence Nightingale not only altered the face of nursing‚ but she changed how men perceive women as nurses. Nightingale was born on May 12‚ 1820‚ in Florence‚ Italy. This beautiful city inspired her mother to name her Florence. Nightingale grew up in a wealthy‚ upper-class family with her mother‚ father‚ and older sister. Her mother was Frances Nightingale‚ a controlling and outspoken woman who‚ at times‚ drove Florence crazy. Her father

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    The art of attending to people during times of war and sickness is vital and can be dated back hundreds of years. These are the roots of what has grown into the nursing profession. Nursing is a highly respected and honorable profession all over the world. Through the years nurses have been recognized as playing a vital part in the help and welfare of mankind‚ although many times under appreciated. Typically the nurses work under the doctors‚ which can lead to them looked down upon and underestimated

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    Florence Nightingale Research Paper By Zoee Robinson “If a patient is cold‚ if a patient is feverish‚ if a patient is faint‚ if a patient is sick after taking food‚ if he has a bedsore‚ it is generally the fault not of the disease‚ but of the nursing.”(Nightingale‚1).Florence Nightingale said this as a way to express the faults in the teaching of the nurses before her. These faults were the causes of more deaths than wounds of war

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    Florence Nightingale was the founder of modern nursing‚ a statistician‚ and a social reformer. She was mostly famous for caring for soldiers during the Crimean War. She is now still known as the most famous nurse in the world because of her hard work in establishing nursing education. Nightingale was born on the 12th of May 1820 in Florence‚ Italy. She grew up in a wealthy family with her father‚ William‚ her mother‚ Frances‚ and her older sister Frances Parthenope. William was a big influence in

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    Florence Nightingale is one of the most influential leaders of the medical field. Her desire to help those in need revolutionized public health. She elevate the profession of nursing which at a time was deemed only suitable for the lower class. Hospitals were inhabited by people of lower social status because wealthy people brought in private physicians to care for their ill. The nurses in these hospitals hadn’t received proper education needed and Florence sought to change that. Florence Nightingale

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    When Cosimo was brought back to Florence after his exile‚ the structure of government changed. Cosimo exiled the Albizzi family and their supporters. Additionally‚ Cosimo went on to burn the names of nametags that were in the bags. Cosimo replaces the burnt names with his supporters. This was a significant act by Cosimo because he now ensures that no one will oppose him in government. The accoppiatori is composed of only ten names from Cosimo’s supporters. This changed the process of previously choosing

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    Nursing Establishment of the English General Hospitals in Turkey. She took a revolutionary step by being the first women to ever hold that position‚ and she was very proud and happy. Nightingale had such a dramatic influence on nursing when the Crimean War started. “For 18 months during an otherwise forgettable war‚ Nightingale supervised a group of nurses in a British military hospital.” (Hobbs). Soon her excitement of holding that new position was replaced by her determination to better the hospitals

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