Case History

Lewis draws on the suspenseful trials and their emotional complexity as she brings a case-history vividly to life. ❋ Unknown (2011)

For his previous case-history collections Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat , Sacks studied the lives of people with disorders like autism and Tourette's syndrome, turning up startling insights about the brain's capacity to heal and adapt. ❋ Unknown (2007)

For Koestler, who described himself as a typical case-history of a member of the Central-European educated middle class, born in the first years of our century, America was a world too far from his roots. ❋ Kati Marton (2006)

Use a case-history approach that explains a problem, how you overcame it and the results you achieved. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Modern studies of living writers and artists give a different perspective; their findings are, however, quite consistent with those obtained through the case-history, or biographical, methods. ❋ Kay Redfield Jamison (1993)

Several case-history studies of psychopathology in eminent writers and artists were conducted during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries—for example, those done by Drs. ❋ Kay Redfield Jamison (1993)

Indeed it was strange, not least in its origins, and Flashman's account is a remarkable case-history of how a war can come about, and the freaks and perfidies and intrigues of its making and waging. ❋ Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- (1990)

And they offer an interesting case-history in paradoxy: utopian commonwealths often proved so persuasive that their paradoxical character gave way before their didactic function. ❋ ROSALIE L. COLIE (1968)

Using urine analysis with reagent strips, parasitological egg counts, portable ultrasonography and a qualitative case-history questionnaire. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The workers should also ensure proper documentation of the case-history; entertainment for the needy; provide adequate counselling starting from the medication. ❋ Unknown (2009)