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Regina M. Schwartzses on the relationship between trauma-related disorders (i.e., post-traumatic stress disorder) and juvenile delinquency. Diagnostic criteria are provided, as well as implications on functioning and how this may relate to the strong relationship between post-traumatic stress disorder and repeat offe

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Seeing and Believing: Thomas Traherne’s Poetic Language and the Reading Eyen particular how his use of brackets derives from existing practices in the graphic organisation of knowledge. Partner considers how a more fully contextualised reading of Traherne’s style can lead to a fuller understanding of how he seeks to change the way that his reader looks at the world by chan

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