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Group Analytic School of Psychotherapy and profoundly affected the way in which we view groups today. For Foulkes the important issues centred around the mechanisms by which the identity of the group as a whole is made up of the interactions of the individual members of whom the group is composed. At its simplest this is what Foulkes call the ...
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Ute Wartenberg 31 Precious Gems and Poetry in the Hellenistic Royal Courts Jeffrey Spier 38 Visual Riddles and Wordplay in Hellenistic Art Christine Kondoleon PERGAMENE STUDIES 47 Monumental, Impressive, Unique: Hellenistic Art and Architecture in the Restored Pergamon Museum Andreas Scholl 58 The Moldmade Bowls of Pergamon: Origin and Influence
Apr 8, 2021 · Stuart H. Kuschner 1,* and Haben Berihun. Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA. Abstract: Background: Robert Wartenberg, a European-American ...
Nov 13, 2009 · Thomas E. Wartenberg's central thesis in this book is not that films have philosophical elements or philosophical themes, but rather that films actually philosophize. Through a series of readings of particular films—primarily narrative, fictional films—Wartenberg argues that films have a capacity to actually do the work of philosophy.
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Wartenberg. (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1990. Pp. 253. $34.95.) Judged by its usefulness to either teaching or research, Wartenberg's book is a gem. From a pedagogical standpoint, Wartenberg's book would be ex-ceedingly useful for teaching graduate students and advanced undergrad-uates.
His description of radial sensory nerve compression at the forearm is memorialized as Wartenberg’s syndrome. He recognized that involuntary abduction of the little finger could be caused by ulnar nerve palsy - a finding often called Wartenberg’s sign Syndrome and signs are reviewed, and a brief biography is presented.
