SHOULD THERE HAVE BEEN A POLIS IN ARISTOTLE'S POETICS?

Should There Have Been a Polis in Aristotle’s Poetics?

There should have been two: nursing care of parents experiencing the perinatal death of a twin.

78 W EACH PREGNANCY the question, "Could it be t"v~ns?"receives at least a moment's attention. Often, an emotional entanglement of joy, fear, and excitement accompanies the fantansy. Several prenatal occasions provide the stimulus to consider the possibility of twins by both the parent and professional: when first listening for fetal heart tones, during the first ultrasound scan, and when asses...

You should have been there, man: Live music, DIY content and online communities

In terms of technological change and participatory media, the phenomenon of taking and sharing videos of live music events offers an insightful case study for discussing the individual production of online content and interpersonal interactions on social media sites. We use interviews with YouTube users who post videos of live music events to investigate motivations for the capture of personal ...

[Reimbursement of generics in Croatia: should more have been done?].

BACKGROUND while numerous ordinances on drug pricing and reimbursement have been enacted, trying to suppress the drug expenditure in Croatia, it seemed there were inconsistencies in pricing procedures of some of the drugs. OBJECTIVES to show whether or not the pricing system given has had the desired result, we review pricing and reimbursement systems of generics in some of the EU countries a...

Have there been changes in children's psychosomatic symptoms? A 10-year comparison from Finland.

OBJECTIVES The aims of the study were to determine whether the prevalence of children's somatic symptoms, such as headache, abdominal pain, other pain, and nausea and vomiting, changed from 1989 to 1999 and to study the similarity of parents' and children's reports of the child's symptoms. Furthermore, the aims were to explore possible comorbidity in somatic symptoms and to investigate the asso...