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Trends in the Study of Antisemitism United States History1 Britt P. Tevis (bio) Identifying trends study antisemitism American history is a complicated task because historians have mostly focused their attention on other aspects Jewish experience.2 Further, by and large, those works that examine posit anti-Jewish animus has been relatively fleeting generally marginal to experience. Indeed, most...

Race stereotypes can lead people to claim to see a weapon where there is none. Split-second decisions magnify the bias by limiting people’s ability to control responses. Such a bias could have important consequences for decision making by police officers and other authorities interacting with racial minorities. The bias requires no intentional racial animus, occurring even for those who are act...

Rigorous, lengthy medical training is a good thing. High levels of public trust in doctors don’t result from qualifications obtained like lottery tickets. Yet a select right wing commentariat with no credible background in healthcare argues that medics are overqualified, overpaid, or operating a cartel to increase income and status. The Times newspaper quoted UK taxpayer costs of £560 000 (€735...

Keywords, JEL Codes THE RAISON D'ÊTRE FOR SCIENCE, AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS IN particular, is to understand and explain observable phenomena. Yet, in an article in the American Economic Review, Wolfgang Pesendorfer (1995) develops a model of the design cycle of fashion goods that shows little regard for data, observational experience, history, intuition, or semantic integrity. These cornerstones o...

John Harley Warner knows more about the travels of nineteenth-century Americans to medical Paris than any other historian. For more than a decade he has published articles and delivered papers about these Americans abroad: their fascination with the practical, empirical study of medicine in the French capital, their disinterest compared with the English in the structure and polity of French med...

In 2017, I was invited by Dr. Zayachkivska, Chair of the Physiology Department in Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University, to participate a scientifi c conference at your institution Lviv. had pleasure discussing neurobiology PTSD, evaluating work young scientists, and, course, meeting many you, very fondly recall our time together beautiful city. Since then, we have maintained contact...

One might hope that philosophy could reconcile us to our social world and each other. To entertain this as plausible is think there some perspective one reach via philosophical enquiry shows life society be they are for good reason, allows see it all in sense rational. Hegel no doubt the great exponent of ideal, his system promising trace history's patterns conceptual development, while he so o...

As Ebbinghaus (1908) tells us in the opening words of his popular textbook of psychology, “psychology has a long past but only a short history.” In my opinion, there are three foundational moments in the history of psychology and, paradoxically, all three are moments of great advancement in biology. First, in the long past of psychology, psychology did not exist as such but was part of philosop...