Epilogue: Psychoanalyzing the Apocalypse

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The collection of papers presented in this special issue of Epilepsy & Behavior covers but a small part of the spectrum of an area of interest to anyone concerned with brain–behavior relationships and the associations between neurological illness and creativity, especially as related to the arts. The writer Stefan Zweig wrote on the mystery of creation as follows: “You cannot eavesdrop on Natur...

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Prior to 1970, modern biblical scholars gave little attention to the role of the natural world in the literature of the Bible and in the religion culture of ancient Israel. Too often it was assumed that the religion of Israel was a religion of history, and that the Bible focused exclusively on the relationship between God and humans. The natural world was viewed merely as the stage on which the...

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Dear friend. You are almost ready to close this volume and put it on a shelf or return it to the College Bookstore, or... Please do not hurry to make your final decision. I hope that this volume was your partner during a semester of challenging Physics. It was designed to help you make your notes during the lectures, which I hope you enjoyed very much. I am sure that this book helped you a grea...

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Apocalypse soon?

When the Lord smote the Philistines with emerods in their secret parts he left it to historians to debate the nature of this lethal affliction. Literally translated, emerods are haemorrhoids, but it is surely unlikely that so hardy a race would have succumbed to an epidemic of piles. Scholarly opinion seems to concur that the emerods were buboes in the groin, one of the agonising manifestations...