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The Tragedy of the Anticommons: A Concise Introduction and Lexicon
Social Science Research Network, 2023This article gives a concise introduction to the ‘tragedy of the anticommons.’ The anticommons thesis is simple: when too many people own pieces of one thing, nobody can use it. Usually, private ownership creates wealth.
M. Heller
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Revenge in Attic and Later Tragedy
, 2023Modern readings of ancient Athenian drama tend to view it as a presentation of social or moral problems, as if ancient drama showed the same realism seen on the present-day stage.
A. Burnett
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The tragedy of heterosexuality
Journal of Gender Studies, 2021non-binary people face in healthcare. In particular, H Howitt’s ‘Is it still a body?’ and Sam Hope’s ‘Trans, autistic, and a lot more besides’ should be read by any health professionals and commissioners who fail to understand ableism, transphobia and ...
Hannah McCann
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2013
U.S. civilians own nearly 300 million firearms, and our policies generally provide the widest possible array of firearms to the widest possible array of people, for use under the widest possible array of conditions. Changing our laws could produce measurable benefits.
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U.S. civilians own nearly 300 million firearms, and our policies generally provide the widest possible array of firearms to the widest possible array of people, for use under the widest possible array of conditions. Changing our laws could produce measurable benefits.
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Levinas Studies, 2022
The following paper analyzes the effect of the Shakespearean text—and Hamlet in particular—on Levinas’s thought. I argue that Levinas’s reading of Shakespeare’s Hamlet played a decisive role in one of the most crucial phenomenological debates to be found in the Levinasian text, namely, the debate with Heidegger on the meaning of death and on the object
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The following paper analyzes the effect of the Shakespearean text—and Hamlet in particular—on Levinas’s thought. I argue that Levinas’s reading of Shakespeare’s Hamlet played a decisive role in one of the most crucial phenomenological debates to be found in the Levinasian text, namely, the debate with Heidegger on the meaning of death and on the object
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Tragedy, Perseverance, and Chance - The Story of CAR-T Therapy.
New England Journal of Medicine, 2017The FDA has approved the first chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, whose emergence reflects the incremental insights of many scientists over decades.
Lisa Rosenbaum
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