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JCR: Journal of Clinical Rheumatology, 1996
Alfred Nobel never spoke publicly about his problems of ill health, but a detailed, subjective record has recently been published in the form of 216 letters written to his mistress during an 18-year period. His descriptions of constant pain, debilitating migraine, and "paralyzing" fatigue permit a hypothesis that he might have had a long struggle with ...
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Alfred Nobel never spoke publicly about his problems of ill health, but a detailed, subjective record has recently been published in the form of 216 letters written to his mistress during an 18-year period. His descriptions of constant pain, debilitating migraine, and "paralyzing" fatigue permit a hypothesis that he might have had a long struggle with ...
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Alfred Nobel's unusual creativity: an analysis
Medical Hypotheses, 1999Howard Gardner identified five different kinds of creative activity among eminent creators, namely, solving a well-defined problem, putting forth a general conceptual scheme, creating a product that embodies ideas, stylized innovation of an art form, and a 'high-stakes' performance in the socio-political arena. In this paper, I report that Alfred Nobel'
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The Legacy of Alfred Nobel: The Story behind the Nobel Prizes
Physics Bulletin, 1984Ragnar Sohlman 1983 London: Bodley Head 144 pp price ?8.95 ISBN 0 370 30990 1 This biography of Nobel is by Ragnar Sohlman who was his personal assistant and apparently one of the few people who knew him well. First published in 1950, the present edition which is a translation by Elspeth Schubert was sponsored by the Nobel Foundation to commemorate the
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The Nobel Prizes and Their Founder Alfred Nobel
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