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Tag: Graham Greene

The Power and the Glory – Characters

Posted on October 6, 2020October 6, 2020 by JL Admin

Brigida  Brigida is the whiskey priest’s child, born from his one night of drunken passion with Maria more than six years earlier. In his absence, she has grown to be steely and unsentimental, a child of poverty who seems to have no interest in religion. She has adult features, and her face and her cynicism…

The Power and the Glory – Summary

Posted on October 6, 2020October 6, 2020 by JL Admin

Section 1 Chapter One of the first part of The Power and the Glory begins with Mr. Tench, a British dentist who is hoping to make enough money some day to go home. He strikes up a conversation with an educated stranger who he assumes is a doctor; this is the man referred to in…

Normal & Abnormal within the Psychoanalytical, Biological, Behavioral, Cognitive, Sociocultural & Humanist perspectives

Posted on June 12, 2016 by admin

The definition of mental illnesses is a complex and controversial subject, where there is no universal consensus yet.  The disagreements are not only at the level of different perspectives such as psychoanalytical, medical, socio-cultural, etc, but are evident within them as well. Since mental illnesses don’t lend themselves to physiologic proofs such as blood tests…

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