The Developer’s Art Today: Aikido or Sumo?

The State of the Art in Treatment, Today and Tomorrow

I n drug abuse, as in other medical areas, clinicians strive to perfect the current state of the therapeutic art, while researchers prepare the ground for an improved future state of the art. This issue of Addiction Science & Clinical Practice offers examples of both projects. There is a comprehensive survey of principles and best clinical practices in one vast and vexed area of treatment, and ...

OtOplasty tOday : maximal benefit with state - Of - the - art surgery

Aikido and Psychotherapy: a Study of Psychotherapists Who Are Aikido Practitioners

Eight psychotherapists who were also highly skilled in Aikido, a non violent Japanese martial art based on the principles of harmony and the peaceful resolution of conflict, participated in this semi-structured interview study investigating how their practice of Aikido informed their psychotherapy practice. Eight themes emerged: Aikido resulted in a mind-body unification which was described as ...

the emergence of “art”: explosion or illusion

for some 3 million years, the archaeological record is characterized by stone tools undergoing incremental changes. then around 40,000 years ago, the monotony of lithics is terminated by a profusion of visual representations, generally considered to be the world’s first objets d’art. this collection include a series of portable objects, especially figurines and, later on, the famous cave painti...

Critique of Research Book (Art)/ Structure or Text: A Look at the Art of Plot Forming, Shaapur Azimi