Robert Weinstock Boeken

The book delves into the distinct ethical challenges faced by psychiatrists when acting as expert witnesses, contrasting their obligations in clinical practice with those in forensic settings. Unlike clinical roles where the psychiatrist prioritizes patient welfare, forensic psychiatry involves evaluations for external parties, such as defendants or claimants, shifting the ethical landscape. It emphasizes the need for a tailored ethical framework that guides psychiatric experts through these complexities, addressing the unique moral considerations that arise in forensic contexts.

The book is divided into two sections: the first focuses on foundational material, essential theorems, and isoperimetric problems, while the second explores practical applications across various fields such as geometrical optics, particle dynamics, elasticity theory, electrostatics, and quantum mechanics. It aims to provide modern readers with access to classic works from the early 1900s, offering high-quality editions that preserve the original text and illustrations.

Rain in my mind. Thinking of a beach, Anywhere I can relax And soak my feet. Maybe you already know What I mean. The water is warm. We can watch the sun and then the moon, no demons to defeat. The norm is freedom. Richard Azael Martinez Jr. has seen his share of challenges throughout his lifetime. In his first compilation of poems, he shares insight into his journey through life as he works to conquer a variety of difficulties and emotions while facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Within his diverse poems, Martinez reflects on relatable topics such as love, nature, fears, the thinking process, forgotten celebrities, the choices we make, jealousy, life's consequences, and purgatory. Throughout his collection, Martinez reminds us that no matter what our struggles, we are never alone and that we must all learn to persevere in order to thrive. Reflections of Life shares verse from a new voice in poetry as he lyrically explores his experiences, both good and bad, while inviting others to do the same.