However, the setting aside of the study of the mind, presumed explorable only through introspection (as exploited by the British Associationist philosophers from which much of psychology springs), in essence created and has sustained medicine and psychology as separate disciplines having different subject matter and histories, and indeed different forms of science.
Short accounts of the subject-matter and history of psychoanalysis will be found in: Freud, Ueber Psychoanalyse (the lectures delivered at Worcester, U.S.A.) (1909); Zur Geschichte der psychoanalytischen Bewegung (1914); Selbstdarstellung (in Grote's collection Die Medizin der Gegenwart) (1925).
If a bank looks about to suffer large losses, investors fear nationalisation is imminent and head for the exit.And that leads to the second broad lesson from Britain: the design of a rescue matters and history shows that it is hard to get right (see article).
Just to put naval matters and history into perspective, the photo below shows a young pilot, 24-year-old Eugene B. Ely making the world's first successful aircraft landing on a ship, the cruiser USS Pennsylvania, in San Francisco Bay, on Jan . 18 , 1911
"There's no one else quite like Kelley on an international level," says Levin. "He consistently mined his personal history for subject matter, and that history is quintessentially a Detroit history".
It's tempting, given Powell's subject matter and personal history, to chart the milestones of his life against the history of AIDS.
"In Europe," she writes, "the subject matter of science and history lessons taught to children in all publicly supported schools has always been determined by highly educated employees of central education ministries.
It is also a matter of tradition, and history.
Words matter; language, law, and history get entwined when we look, as we should, for justice.
However, society must understand that these hard truths are not merely attitudinal or concerning a few, individual bad apples, but a matter of policy and history.
