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A Psychiatrist Looks at Tuberculosis

Wittkower, M.D. With an Introduction by John Rickman, M.D. National Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis, Tavistock House North, W.C.I. 12s. 6d. Dr. Eric Wittkower is known throughout the world as an expert research psychiatrist in the psychosomatic field. The puzzling variety of reactions of the human body to the invasion of tuberculosis is made more clear by this study. The findings of ...

A Physicist Looks at Biology

A mature physicist, acquainting himself for the first time with the problems of biology, is puzzled by the circumstance that there are no "absolute phenomena" in biology. Everything is time bound and space bound. The animal or plant or micro-organism he is working with is but a link in an evolutionary chain of changing forms, none of which has any permanent validity. Even the molecular species ...

A Critic Looks at QBism

This chapter comments on that by Chris Fuchs on qBism. It presents some mild criticisms of this view, some based on the EPR and Wigner’s friend scenarios, and some based on the quantum theory of measurement. A few alternative suggestions for implementing a subjectivist interpretation of probability in quantum mechanics conclude the chapter. “M. Braque est un jeune homme fort audacieux. [...] Il...

A Psychiatrist Looks at Tuberculosis

branches of medicine. WVe can no loniger afford to lead an isolated existence, but must recognise that there is as great a job to be done extramurally , by publicity and by action, as well as within the walls of the mental hospitals. TrHs is one of the most useful little reference books that the G.P. could carry with him. It is truly pocket size, measuring 41 inches by 2j inches. The fourteenth...

A Psychologist Looks at Educational Reconstruction