10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SICKLINESS»
Discover the use of
sickliness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sickliness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Will to Power and the Evolution of Morality
The Psycho-physiology of Chronic Sickliness, a Closer Look If values are
grounded in the psycho-physiology of their proponents then the same will be true
of an ascetic ideal, and the effort to understand the meaning of such an ideal for
the ...
2
Reports from Commissioners
In looking at the diagrams one is struck forcibly with the facts, 1°, of the excessive
sickliness of the year 1863 ; 2°, of that of the cholera year 1866, from the month of
February onwards, not merely of the summer quarter, which would be ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1869
3
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
In looking at the diagrams one is struck forcibly with the facts, 1°, of the excessive
sickliness of the year 1863 ; 2 , of that ... 3°, of the continued extraordinary
sickliness of the two years succeeding the cholera epidemic, a sickliness not
confined ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1869
August. If we exclude the anomalous years, when the great epidemics prevailed,
we find sickness decidedly more prevalent in September, but mortality greater
even than in July. August remains intermediate, showing a little more sickliness, ...
5
The Transactions of the American Medical Association
If we exclude the anomalous years, when the great epidemics prevailed, we find
sickness decidedly more prevalent in September, but mortality greater even than
in July. August remains intermediate, showing a little more sickliness, and a little
...
American Medical Association, 1855
6
the edinburgh medical and surgical
St Paul de Loanda and Quicombo are very nearly on an equality as to sickliness,
both ague and remittent. It is supposed that at the latter place more than one half
of the Portuguese perish annually. Benguela is still more injurious, and is ...
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
St Paul de Loanda and Quicomho are very nearly on an equality as to sickliness,
both ague and remittent. It is supposed that at the latter place more than one half
of the Portuguese perish annually. Benguela is still more injuriods, and is ...
8
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
It is obvious, indeed, that, -whether this be the least unhealthy climate among all
those surveyed or not, it is the native soil of all those bodies of men whose
sickliness and mortality in various foreign stations is the subject of inquiry. It is an
...
9
British Medicine in an Age of Reform
Such snobbery was an obvious recipe for sickliness.68 That conspicuous
opulence 'which enables a greater proportion of the British to lead a life of
comfort...than of the people of any other country', inevitably sapped the
constitution of those ...
Roger French, Andrew Wear, 2005
10
Neurosis and Modernity: The Age of Nervousness in Sweden
There is a veritable cult of sickliness in modern culture, and illness itself is a
cultural achievement.28 One has learnt to have faith in one's renowned doctor
and in the triumphs of his renowned science, observes Marholm. One goes to a
spa or ...
Petteri Pietikäinen, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SICKLINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sickliness is used in the context of the following news items.
Tim Bichara :Is Junk Content Killing Us?
I'll wager that most of us only read the headlines and skim through the content. We click back to our email with a vague sense of sedation and sickliness - rather ... «Huffington Post UK, Jul 15»
Larry Kramer and the Power of Radical Self-Love (and Self-Loathing)
... Power (as well as at the center of gay representation in theater in the 80s and 90s), the occasional glimpse into Kramer's current existence is one of sickliness, ... «Flavorwire, Jun 15»
Arts Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet's Sylvia
Add to this the visual opulence of Sue Blane and Mark Jonathan's designs and light, and any sickliness is soon washed away. Spangling tiaras and martini ... «The National Student, Jun 15»
Why green just can't be trusted
It is also a contradictory colour: it means health and vitality, but it also sickliness, poison and disease. It represents love, youth and inexperience, but also envy, ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Style Christopher Kane Resort 2016
It can turn sickly sweet, like the tulle princess dress with the little molecule pattern. (Mind you, the very notion of sickliness is probably magic to Kane. He nurtures ... «Style.com, Jun 15»
Harper's Running Out of Fear Fuel
Politics is all about unforeseen events, of course, and while Harper might have anticipated the lingering sickliness of the economy and the growing restlessness ... «TheTyee.ca, Jun 15»
A Noble biopic could have used the pop fizz of Danny Boyle
Her mother doesn't just cough to telegraph her sickliness; she blasts a lungful of blood onto her sweet daughter's nicest dress. Broad as they are, these early ... «A.V. Club Milwaukee, May 15»
Album Review: Passion Pit - Kindred
'Kindred', then, picks up where its predecessor, 'Gossamer', left off, and though the sweetness is notched up yet further – occasionally to the point of sickliness ... «DIY Magazine, Apr 15»
EconomyEurozone current account falls to €18.1bn
The concern is that it mainly reflects the sickliness of the eurozone's economy, will prevent the euro from falling and helping countries restore growth, and could ... «Financial Times, Jan 15»
Solid gold hits to give and get
A modern chypre accord without sharpness, Si Intense also has the warmth of vanilla without its sometimes sickliness, balancing form and function masterfully ... «New Zealand Herald, Dec 14»
