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    reassurance from the professor that it was okay, Sybil broke out into a panic and rushed out of the room after trying to clean up the glass. Before she reached the elevator for the building, she had experienced a ‘blackout’ and would experience a period of amnesia for an unknown length of time. In that particular instance, her blackout lasted for approximately one week. When it ended, she was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with no clue how she got there, what she was wearing, or why she was…

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    detailed recollection of each part of the story. Jonathan’s tale shows the least coherence with noticeable disordering of events, long pauses, unfinished sentences, stopping to correct inaccuracies, and missing segments which he attributes to traumatic amnesia without specifically using that term. Further, these accounts are marked by a significant decrease in the long pauses and the degree of coherence…

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    suffering, “Surely the severity of Fortune’s attack on me needs no further mention” (pg. 9). While Boethius is imprisoned, he gets a visit from Lady Philosophy in attempt to rationalize the reason for his suffering. His suffering is caused by an amnesia that makes him forget who he once was and from his nature of fortune…

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    Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) is a mental disorder characterized by the presentence of two or more distinct personalities or identities that alternately take control of an individual. A more modern name for MDP is Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). The primary identity tends to be “depressed, passive and often displays feelings of guilt.” (Costello) Each of a person’s split identities often have their own mannerisms, name, and personalities. There is usually a primary identity,…

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    Marijuana The legalization of Marijuana for recreation or medical usage has been a long argument for a long time. Many states have and are thinking about allowing a bill to be passed for allowing the use of medical marijuana purposes. There is one state that has made it legal for all use and that is the state of Colorado. To legalize marijuana in states for medical purposes could be one of the best things for people in the United States. To use marijuana for medical reason would be a lot less…

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    In contrast to this, dissociative disorders are less common and are often evidently severe being followed by symptoms such as amnesia or recurring blackouts. In particular, dissociative identity disorder is often accepted as a considerably rare disorder prevalent mostly in women. However, recent general population studies have suggested that cases of dissociative identity disorder…

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    “The Constitutional Amnesia of the NSA Snooping Scandal” has formed a valid question in my mind. How can President Barack Obama “assure us that we need not be worried about the National Security Agency listening to our phone calls or monitoring out Internet use,” when we are…

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    It is the latter who keep alive the bhasha theory of democracy, which sees democracy not as an import but a form of life native to the people. The Bhasha theory, if I may call it that, does not look for voice and partaking. Voice which has no theory of speech is like a viewer who can never be a witness. He cannot tell a story. Democracy is a commons of memory; the vote is simply a marker of their memory. Memory needs retelling, reinvention, but the memory of the modern democracy reads more like…

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    The brain is a very interesting facture in the human body but it is also very sensitive it can be damaged very easily and can cause extreme damage. Memory loss (amnesia) is unusual forgetfulness. You may not be able to remember new events, recall one or more memories of the past, or both. The memory loss may be for a short time and then resolve (transient). Or, it may not go away, and, depending on the cause, it can get worse over time Normal aging can cause some forgetfulness. It is normal…

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    the King and Memento Meet the Sophists Halfway “You don’t know who you are … maybe it’s time you started investigating yourself,” says Teddy to Leonard in the critically acclaimed neo-noir film Memento (C. Nolan, 2000). As a result of anterograde amnesia, Leonard does not know that he himself is the very culprit he seeks to punish for killing his wife. The multiple and seemingly conflicting roles of Leonard as detective, criminal, and avenger correspond to those of Oedipus in Sophocles’ Oedipus…

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