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    attacks that look like epilepsy but which cannot be attributed to a known neurological disease." (Wikipedia.org‚ 2006) Pappenheim suffered from epilepsy‚ she lost control over half of her body including paralysis in her arm. She was psychoanalyzed by Josef Breuer‚ who co-wrote the book Studies on Hysteria with Sigmund Freud. It is important to note Pappenheim’s later work as a sign of her dedication as a person – she traveled "widely in Eastern Europe and

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    Anna was a 20 year old female who had been ill for one and a half years with bizarre problems ranging from numbness of hands and feet‚ spasms and suffered hallucinations‚ despite these no problems where found. Freud and Anna’s private psychian Dr Josef Breur found that when they hypnotised her‚ her symptoms had gone and they believed this was due to her thinking of her father who had passed away and the link to that emotional experience had caused her to be not

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    amazing pieces of Art. I recently did research on two interesting pieces of Paleolithic art‚ The Venus of Willendorf and The Venus of Laussel. It was fascinating to learn about each piece of art and what the story is behind each one. Archaeologist Josef Szombathy found a unique masterpiece in 1908‚ The Venus of Willendorf. Joesef found the sculpture near the town of Willendorf in Austria. The incredible sculpture must have been created somewhere else due to the fact that the Venus of Willendorf was

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    . I will now be talking about Joseph Stalin. Josef Stalin‚ was dictator of the Soviet Union from about 1928 to his death in 1953. Stalin held the title General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union‚ a position that did not originally have a huge influence‚ but

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    |Movement and Activity for the Young Child | |A reflective account of my outdoor activity day | |experience | |Student Number 20018561 | Reflection A reflective account of my outdoor activity day experience For this activity I took two children‚ 3 year old twins‚ outside with a box of resources to observe what the children would do with the natural treasures I provided. I had planned to stay

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    Frederic Francois Chopin was born in Zelazowa Wola‚ Poland on March 1st‚1810. Shortly after his birth his parents moved to Warsaw‚ where he grew up. While growing up people said Chopin was a sensitive and poetic child and he showed a passionate love of music in his early age and was even taught to play the piano by his older sister Ludwika. (Orga‚ pg.13) While he was being taught by his sister his parents started to see that he was very talented at playing the piano‚ so when he was around the age

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    Amidst the ubiquitous violence during World War II‚ nonviolent protest is often unheard of. However‚ there were several resistance campaigns that took place in Germany‚ led by its own civilians. One of such campaigns was the resistance group called‚ The White Rose. The White Rose was a non-violent‚ intellectual resistance group that consisted of students from the University of Munich and their philosophy professor. The group became known for graffiti and preparing and distributing anonymous anti-nazi

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    The Dangers of Race-Based Medicine An analysis of new drug therapies specifically targeted towards African American populations with hypertension I. Introduction to Contemporary Race-Based Therapeutics On November 11th‚ 2004‚ NitroMed‚ a Massachusetts based pharmaceutical company published a study on the effects of a new drug called BiDil in treating heart failure among African Americans in the New England Journal of Medicine (Taylor 2049). Since announcing the study‚ NitroMed’s research has

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    aspect thus not making the statement that "Stalin’s economic policies brought glory to the USSR" entirely correct. Stalin had been one of two men who were in a position to succeed Lenin the other being Leon Trotsky. Joseph Stalin (His real name was Josef Dzhugashvili) Stalin‚ meaning "Man of Steel". Stalin was both Commissar of Nationalities and Commissar of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspectorate making him the ideal option to be the successor of Lenin. Stalin was intent on industrializing the Soviet

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    Through the use of propaganda‚ Hitler appointed Josef Goebbels to direct the Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. This propaganda that deemed the Aryan race as superior and everyone else‚ especially the Jews‚ as inferior‚ was spread in every possible way in Germany. Whether the propaganda

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