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1. A Journey to Survival: Video
A Journey to Survival: Video
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Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
2. A Journey to Survival
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Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
3. A Journey to Survival: Transcript
A Journey to Survival: Transcript
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Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
4. Appendix III The Repression of War Experience
Appendix III The Repression of War Experience
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The author defines repression as an active process of making some part of the mental content inaccessible to memory. He believes it to be harmful when it has negative effects on one's adaptation to his environment. He states that although it is a common practice to tell patients to not think of unpleasant memories it is rarely beneficial to voluntarily banish these thoughts. He discusses cases of war neurosis, and the part taken by repression in each of them. He concludes that facing painful memories and thoughts should be encouraged and patients should be helped after "cessation of repression" for improvement in treatment.
5. Feigned amnesia as a defense reaction
Feigned amnesia as a defense reaction
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Several soldiers in Paris, France in 1918 were reported to be suffering from amnesia to escape punishment for deserting their units. All of the cases reported are of Native American soldiers. Three cases are discussed here they are all thought to have feigned amnesia. This conclusion was reached due to details being recalled that should not have been recalled. One case of amnesia that has been accepted as legitimate is also discussed.
6. A case of alternating personality
A case of alternating personality
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This is a clinical case presentation of a young man, described as being very suggestible, hypochondriacal, and without motivation. The symptoms began after contracting typhoid fever in the Spanish American war, and after a head injury. The man traveled to London and South Africa in this alternate personality. He also became unaware of his surroundings and did not recognize his doctor, confusing him with a not very friendly acquaintance. The patient is described as being very amenable to hypnosis which had limited effects in controlling his alternate state.
7. Film transcript of a documentary of Julia Thornton
Film transcript of a documentary of Julia Thornton
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Transcript of Julia Thornton's documentary for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
8. Transcript of interview with Evan Bosch
Transcript of interview with Evan Bosch
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Transcript of Julia Thornton's interview with Evan Bosch on March 9th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
9. Transcript of an interview with Marcela Cartegena
Transcript of an interview with Marcela Cartegena
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Transcript of Hannah Hynes-Petty's interveiw with Marcela Cartegena on March 9th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
10. January 14th People's Trial Committee demands (1/9/70, mis-dated 1969 on letter)
January 14th People's Trial Committee demands (1/9/70, mis-dated 1969 on letter)
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2 p. A typed letter to University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark on 1/9/1970 by a student activist group, the 'January 14th People's Trial Committee', later know as the 'January 14th Coalition'. The letter lists a series of demands made to the university administration asking for the University to close on January 15th in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. and in oppostion to the Vietnam War. The letter also asks President Clark to present a statement on these issues on January 14th at the Erb Memorial Union, as part of the 'People's Trial'., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.
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