Retrotopia: critical reason turns primitive

Article Abstract:

The fall of East Europe's Communist governments and the inability of the New Left to produce an alternative are both the result of misguided sociology. Critics of capitalism and Communism focused on the past to develop a new political ideology, emphasizing the peasant lifestyle rather than developing a future-oriented ideology. This political structure drew support away from Communism and collapsed from lack of modern relevance.

Social aspects, Eastern Europe, Peasantry, Peasant culture, Sociology, Communism

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The man who wouldn't die

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A Southern Asphalters plant operator suffered serious burns when a bitumen tank ruptured and he was drenched with the molten substance. He sustained third-degree burns in most parts of his body but recovered fully after five and a half months in the hospital.

Personal narratives, Workplace accidents, Burns, Chemical, Chemical burns

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Case of the creeping malaise

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A women with chronic fatigue and pain was diagnosed after three years with a vitamin B12 deficiency due to pernicious anemia. A Schillings test confirmed the diagnosis, and a vitamin B shot relieved the symptoms.

Case studies, Complications and side effects, Pernicious anemia, Vitamin B12 deficiency

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