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Profiling HIV Risk and Determined, Resilient, Empowered AIDS-Free, Mentored, and Safe (DREAMS) Program Reach Among Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in Namibia: Secondary Analysis of Population and Program Data. [PDF]
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The Tasmania-London protocol to detect isolated rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder using home-based video-polysomnography. [PDF]
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Beyond the Pandemic Prism: Influence of COVID-19 Priming on Assessments of Child Mental Health
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History Workshop Journal, 2000
A hundred years after Freud's great work The Interpretation of Dreams, we all recognise that various new dimensions have been added to what Sara Flanders, in her excellent collection of writings from various psychoanalytic schools, calls The Dream Discourse Today. I shall present a session in which a patient's dream poses a problem: how to consider the
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A hundred years after Freud's great work The Interpretation of Dreams, we all recognise that various new dimensions have been added to what Sara Flanders, in her excellent collection of writings from various psychoanalytic schools, calls The Dream Discourse Today. I shall present a session in which a patient's dream poses a problem: how to consider the
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Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 1975
Norman Malcolm wrote:That something is implausible or Impossible does not go to show that I did not dream it. In a dream I can do the impossible in every sense of the word.Malcolm nowhere suggests why this remark should be regarded as true. Indeed, many philosophers would regard it is palpably false.
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Norman Malcolm wrote:That something is implausible or Impossible does not go to show that I did not dream it. In a dream I can do the impossible in every sense of the word.Malcolm nowhere suggests why this remark should be regarded as true. Indeed, many philosophers would regard it is palpably false.
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