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The intersection of law and science, particularly in relation to causality and the legal concept of causation, were of considerable interest to Sir Owen Dixon. In this article, revisiting Dixon's 1933 lecture "Science and Judicial Proceedings", the Chief Justice refers to Dixon's deep interest in science and the issues to which it can give rise in legal proceedings. The 1933 lecture followed sh...

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The aim is to consider the Holodomor of 1932-1933, taking into account events Рeasant revolutionof 1902-1933 in Ukraine.The scientific novelty publication lies explanation 1932-1933 as a tool for physicaland spiritual destruction another Soviet authorities - Ukrainian peasant-ideoman, an active subject peasantrevolution Ukraine.Conclusions. In late 1920s and early 1930s, totalitarianism, implem...

fundamental to Freud's later work. She also stresses the importance of Freud's six-month stint in 1883 as junior houseman in Theodor Meynert's Institute of Cerebral Anatomy. In his teaching at that time, and in his Psychiatrie (1884), Meynert placed great weight on the first and third principles of Darwin's Expression of the emotions which Freud was to apply in Studies on hysteria (1893-95). Br...

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