Rudolf Virchow, often referred to as the father of modern pathology, broke sharply with such traditional concepts by proposing that the basis of all disease is injury to the smallest living unit of the body, namely, the cell. More than a century later, both clinical and experimental pathology...
In literary and cultural discourse there have been repeated attempts to analyse Australian cultural pathologyquaits repressed past through recourse in particular, to Freud’s theory of melancholy. One of the most interesting recent examples of this is Ross Gibson’sSeven Versions of an Australian Badl...
however, is a matter of debate. Drawing on research in cognitive linguistics, we argue that when evaluators discuss the UNGC, they apply the metaphorical concept of the family: the UNGC corresponds to the “family,” the UNGC headquarter to the “parent...