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Fraser, W.; Niven, P. N. F.; Edwards, K. Z.; Cooper, J.; Marshall, B. E.; Thomson, W. R.; Brown, D. M. V.; Campbell, N. A.; Lockhart, P. S.; Stanford, W. P.; Winterbottom, J. M.; Rothmann, A.; Clarke, S. W.

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“…Ein besonderes Problem stellt bei allen Patienten mit Suchterkrankungen das erhebliche Mißbrauchs-und Abhängigkeitspotential der Benzodiazepine dar (152,210). Daher ist von einer Dauerbehandlung von süchtigen Schizophrenen mit Benzodiazepinen eher abzuraten, zumal auch bei chronischen Psychosen Abhängigkeitsentwicklungen berichtet wurden (84). Allerdings sind bislang kaum Fälle einer isolierten Medikamentenabhängigkeit bei Schizophrenen beobachtet wor• den.…”

Section: Benzodiazepineunclassified

Sucht und Schizophrenie - Nosologische, klinische und therapeutische Fragestellungen

Soyka¹

1994

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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The scientific discussion on the interrelationship of "alcoholism and psychosis" has been dominated by nosological problems for years. Alcohol hallucinosis, a comparatively rare psychosis in chronic alcoholism, can mimic the symptomatology of paranoid schizophrenia. The clinical features (vivid acoustic hallucinations and fear) are often inconclusive, as, unlike other organic psychoses, alcohol hallucinosis does not entail clouding of sensorium and disorientation. On the one hand follow-up studies suggest that alcohol hallucinosis in some cases can take a chronic schizophrenia-like course. Especially in these cases differential diagnosis between both conditions can be difficult. On the other hand a number of recent clinical studies suggest high prevalence rates for substance and esp. alcohol abuse and dependence in schizophrenics. Different approaches account for limitations in comparing the results. In most of the studies prevalence estimates for alcohol abuse and dependence range from 12-43%. In some highly selected clinical populations even higher prevalence estimates have been reported. Epidemiological studies such as the "Epidemiological Catchment Area Study" equally are in support of an appr. 4-fold increased risk for alcoholism in schizophrenics. Schizophrenics with alcohol abuse differ from non-abusing schizophrenics in a variety of clinical symptoms and features. With respect to psychopathological symptomatology schizophrenics with an additional alcohol abuse or dependence show more "positive", psychotic and less "negative" symptoms. Some findings suggest that in comparison with other schizophrenics, dual diagnosis schizophrenics may be superior in terms of a better premorbid functioning. However, during course of illness higher (re-) hospitalization rates and higher rates of suicide attempts have been reported; likewise, aggressivity and delinquency have been encountered. In this review clinical and diagnostic questions concerning the interrelationship between alcoholism and schizophrenic psychosis are discussed and some principles of psychopharmacotherapy in dual diagnosis schizophrenics are outlined.

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Sucht und Schizophrenie - Nosologische, klinische und therapeutische Fragestellungen

Soyka¹

1994

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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“…33 Fraser and Brown contend "that impersonating a celebrity is one of the strongest evidences of celebrity identification." 34 Through following celebrity lifestyle brands on Pinterest, and repining pieces of the celebrity brand that interest them onto one's own boards, women are enacting a type of celebrity impersonation. As Soukup points out, fans may "chose to align themselves with a celebrity" rather than "designing a personal Web site about themselves that express[es] their worldview and political positions."…”

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I Want to be Like Her: Celebrity Lifestyle Brands on Pinterest

Maxwell¹,

Rae²,

Lewis³

2017

Journal of Magazine Media

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The current study analyzed celebrity lifestyle brands' Pinterest pages in order to determine how they framed their brands to users. Pinterest features a strong female user base, and users employ the site to collect items that they aspire to purchase, or aspire to be like. Results indicate that celebrities use their lifestyle brands to promote their celebrity status, give advice on home décor and design, and tell audiences what clothes they should buy and wear. Interestingly, purchasable items were not more likely to be repinned or liked, contradicting the idea that celebrity lifestyle brands are "aspirational" places for women, as users do not seem to be interested in purchasable items any more than do-it-yourself crafting projects or food.

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“…38 The asylum, went the separate arguments presented by Avery and Fraser, was no more a charity than was any other educational institution in Nova Scotia.…”

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Not for Alms but Help: Fund-raising and Free Education for the Blind1

Pearce¹

2013

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When the Halifax Asylum for the Blind opened its doors to students in 1872, its funding came from charitable donations, with only limited financial support from the provincial government. However, sighted children in Nova Scotia had been entitled to tax-based funding for their education since the 1864 Free Schools Act. To ensure sufficient funding for his students, Charles Frederick Fraser, the blind Superintendent of the Asylum, began an appeal to bring in additional donations. Fraser then used the same appeal to persuade the Nova Scotian government to provide tax-based funding in a similar manner to that available for educating sighted students, arguing that his students were citizens just as much as their sighted counterparts. Fraser contended that funding the education of blind children was a sound fiscal move on the part of the provincial and municipal governments as it would eliminate the far greater expense of caring for unemployable, despondent blind adults. This paper explores the importance of Fraser’s campaign in the fight for rights for blind people in the Maritime provinces.Lorsque le Halifax Asylum for the Blind ouvre ses portes en 1872, il est financé essentiellement par des dons de charité, ainsi qu’une petite subvention du gouvernement provincial. Parallèlement, depuis l’adoption du Free Schools Act de 1864, les enfants malvoyants néo-écossais avaient droit à une éducation financée par le gouvernement. Afin de s’assurer d’un financement suffisant pour ses propres élèves, Charles Frederick Fraser, le surintendant aveugle du Halifax Asylum, débute une campagne de levée de fonds. Il se sert ensuite du même appel pour persuader le gouvernement provincial d’octroyer une subvention plus importante à son institution, subvention similaire à celle offerte aux élèves malvoyants, soutenant que ses élèves aveugles étaient citoyens au même titre que les malvoyants. Fraser soutient alors que l’éducation des enfants aveugles était une bonne mesure fiscale pour le gouvernement provincial et l’administration municipale puisqu’elle leur éviterait d’avoir à prendre en charges nombre d’adultes aveugles dépendants et inaptes au travail. Cet article explore l’importance de la campagne de Fraser dans le cadre de sa lutte pour le droit des gens aveugles dans les provinces maritimes

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Sucht und Schizophrenie - Nosologische, klinische und therapeutische Fragestellungen

Sucht und Schizophrenie - Nosologische, klinische und therapeutische Fragestellungen

I Want to be Like Her: Celebrity Lifestyle Brands on Pinterest

Not for Alms but Help: Fund-raising and Free Education for the Blind1

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