Titlebook: Research and Development in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining; Second Pacific-Asia Xindong Wu,Ramamohanarao Kotagiri,Kevin B. Korb Confe

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and stomped it into the ground. After digging a hole for the bodies, someone marked the makeshift grave with a whiskey bottle, a smoldering cigar stump rammed into its neck.2 For almost 90 years this incident remained a taboo subject. Local archives contained little to no information. Community hist

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S. S. Anand,D. Patterson,J. G. Hughes,D. A. Bell critical reflection on Anna Reading’s work as a playwright mobilising feminist memories as part of a digital theatre project ‘Phenomenal Women with Fuel Theatre‘ which created live and digital memories of inspirational women. ?The book explains in depth Reading’s original concept of digitised and g

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Guozhu Dong,Jinyan Lithe particular stresses, rather than medical intervention of any kind. Other results have been the overuse of medication by women to help them to cope with their ‘problems of living’ (Szasz 1961, 1971) and the clouding of issues relating to the oppressive or unhappy life conditions under which many

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Russell T. Edwards,David L. Doweith mental health problems. According to the well-known ‘a(chǎn)ntipsychiatry’ psychiatrist Thomas Szasz (1961, 1970), the very existence of a publicly funded mental health system is an unnecessary medicalisation of ‘problems of living’ that could be solved privately. He argues that this system enhances t

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Vladimir Estivill-Castrol,Alan T. Murraya community-based one, has been supported by changes in the law — both on mental disorder itself and on the general delivery of health services. On the one hand, the law has allowed for a more flexible approach to treatment, but on the other hand, it has become more prescriptive in defining the peop

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