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Robert H. Norgate

, . In course of time he joined the Bristol Medical School, ?lng most of his clinical work at the Royal Infirmary, and 0 taming the diplomas of M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1891. For a short time he was engaged in private practice, and as Medical Officer to the Bristol Foresters for two years. He acted as assistant medical officer in mental hospitals at ^ster and Maidstone, at which institutions he la...

Robert H. Grubbs - Nobel Lecture

Robert Hertz: the social triumph over death

Robert Hertz’ s foundational contribution to the sociology of death is as strikingly fresh today as when ® rst published in 1907 when Hertz, born in 1881 and killed in active service in 1915, was but 26 years old. It remained largely unknown to English speaking social science for some 50 years and increased in signi® cance only after its English translation of 1960. It now stands as a basic his...

A Sociological Study of Beyhaqi History Applying Robert Putnam’s Theory of Social Capital

The topic in question is concerned with the sociological aspect of literature referring to Iran’s literary and historical experience. The basis of sociological criticism is built on the premise that literary works are the products of social life and that a comprehensive understanding of a work without considering its social aspects is impractical. To reach a better, more scientific, and more pr...

Gustav E . Mueller Translated by Robert H . Weidman , ' 31

I I remember a picture in the air and sunlight style of painting of the nineteenth century. In the foreground was to be seen the back of a horse, the head of which the imagination had to add beyond the frame of the picture ; in the background shone colored splotches which 'one could identify as ladies and gentlemen under a tent . But all that was incidental . The main thing was the bright splot...