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A Suffering Odyssey: A Phenomenological-Interpretive Analysis, William M. Scott
A Suffering Odyssey: A Phenomenological-Interpretive Analysis, William M. Scott
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The purpose of this study is to explicate how suffering is experienced and interpreted by sufferers. Nursing and medical literature, until quite recently, has been visibly bereft on the topic of human suffering. The subject is made even more confusing because of a lack of a standardized definition: By its very essence, suffering is a relative experience, highly personalized and intimately interpreted. In the past, it has been related to mental anguish, injury, loss, stress, and pain.
Five individuals from contextually different regions of the world were asked to share their suffering stories. Two lived in the southern coastal area …
John Dryden: Persuasive Principles In "Absalom And Achitophel" And "Religio Laici", Kathy Seymour Albertson
John Dryden: Persuasive Principles In "Absalom And Achitophel" And "Religio Laici", Kathy Seymour Albertson
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A Womanist Reading Of Selected Novels By Black Women, Georgene Bess
A Womanist Reading Of Selected Novels By Black Women, Georgene Bess
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The Quaker Experience At Wrightsborough, Martha Fay Franklin
The Quaker Experience At Wrightsborough, Martha Fay Franklin
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