... Canon Law IMPOTENCE * What is impotency? * Impotency in 1917 Code of Canon Law * Impotency in 1983 Code of Canon Law Part I * Intercourse * Antecedent * Perpetual * Either on the part of the woman or the woman * Absolute * Relative * By its nature Part II – Paragraph 2 of can.1084 * What to do in the case of doubt either before or after the marriage? Part III – Paragraph 3 of can. 1084 * Sterility * How can one prove? * Conclusion Introduction: Among the various matrimonial impediments affecting the licitness as well as the validity of the marriage contract, the impediment of impotence has been polarizing the attention of canonists, theologians and medical experts for centuries. Even at the present time, it represents ground for prolonged discussions on the inner interpretation of the impediment, and on the application of the principles to practical cases. This, we believe, is motivated by 2 main factors: impotence is an impediment based on the very law of nature and, as such, is out of reach of the Church power to dispense it, once it is shown present beyond reasonable doubt. Secondly, impotence, as a physical or physiological defect, is regulated essentially by medical science, which is involved in a constant process of development and improvement. This...
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...“The minister’s son in his conceited impotence violates Tess more cruelly than her sensual lover” Discuss. In Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d’Urbervilles (published in 1891), Hardy portrays his heroine, Tess, as an innocent and poor country girl; a symbolic version of the rural women of the era who were mercilessly down-trodden in a male-dominated world, and who, when abused, were blamed for it. This novel has evoked generations of readers’ sympathy because of Hardy's portrayal of Tess’s tragic fate and her life journey as a victim of both individuals and the society she was born into. Since the first publication of this novel many critics have analyzed the source of Tess’ tragedy and downfall. This essay intends to analyze the novel to evaluate whether the evidence supports the title statement or not. Is it the ministers’ son ‘Angel’ or Tess’ sensual lover ‘Alec’ who violates her in a more cruel way? It will compare the ways in which Tess was treated badly by both men, and how the machinations of both tragedies combined led to the tragedy that was Tess’ death. It will primarily focus on the comparison of the behaviour of both men, specifically: Alec's sexual need and desire to have Tess versus the pedestal of “a visionary essence of woman—a whole sex condensed into one typical form” upon which Angel placed Tess. The meaning behind the title; The “double moral standard” applied to sexual endeavours; A conclusion of whether the title statement is correct and if so to what extent...
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...Nwoye informs Ikenna that he is often visited by the “ghost” of his deceased wife, and the narrative ends with Nwoye, “listen[ing] for the sound of doors opening and closing” (73). Through the employment of narratological devices such as free indirect discourse, direct discourse, and the first-person focalization, the narrative serves to highlight the major themes of impotence, sterility, and sociopolitical gaps that arose in the aftermath of the war. Through free indirect discourse, we are given insight into the impotence and sterility afflicting the poverty-stricken country. Clustered under a flame tree are men talking amongst themselves, calling down curses upon the education minister and vice chancellor whom they believe embezzled school funds. “His penis will quench,” they say, “His children will not have children” (58). These sentiments are adapted through Nwoye as the narrator, while maintaining the grammatical third person. Through this free indirect style, we are given insight into the frustrations of the Biafran war victims. Their curses reflect their own feelings of helplessness and impotence in a country where violence and bribery has stripped residents of their agency....
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...Louis martin English 1301 Paper: #2 attempt #1 Tuesdays & Thursdays Class I feel the overall message of the Viagra ad is that erectile dysfunction can be embarrassing, something that most will not speak up about. It is however also common among men that need not do anything but mention it to their doctors to solve it. Also it is a real problem. The manufacturing company Pfizer wants the consumer (whoever it is looking at the ad) to think that this is a serious problem but not a hopeless one. Also it is important to talk to your doctor before and while using this product. Seems to be a message that is heavily repeated or supported in this article. It also focuses a good bit on the side effects, but the bulk of the attention is paid to consulting your doctor about use of this product. But more so getting information about the product. This makes me feel that the product is somewhat more harmful than the ad wants me to believe it is. Pfizer, the company responsible for making Viagra available to people (men) all over the world posted this ad in Bloomberg business week magazine on September 10, 2012. I feel that the overall message that is brought out in the Viagra ad is that most men don’t say or won’t admit when they need help. This is what I think that the comment “you may be a man of few words”, seems almost to be poking fun at. Men in general or rather the storical types that don’t ask for proper help when in need. The ad implores you to ask about it, and assures...
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...13year journey from laboratory to the marketplace and explores some of the key challenges faced by Pfizer; most notably, project evaluation considerations, when the available market research evidence suggests a small market for the product. And product launch considerations, when impotence is such an unpopular topic that it is almost impossible for advertisers to refer to it without alienating the very con sumer base they are trying to reach. What is Viagra? Pfizer's Viagra is now part of business folklore in terms of an example of a successful new product. Viagra is now one of the most recognised brands in the world; it has become a social icon with annuel sales in excess of $1.9 billion. And it has transformed Pfizer from a mediumsized pharmaceutical firm into the world's leader. Yet, Viagra was almost dismissed during clinical trials as interesting, but not clinically or financially significant. It is true Viagra was something of an accidentel discovery. Scientists testing an angina drug found that as a side effect it seemed to cure impotence in many patients. It did not take long for Pfizer to decide to focus on its unexpected benefit and to develop the product further as an antiimpotence drug. The drug was licensed by the US FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) and launched in the US in April 1998, amidst a...
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...Erectile Dysfunction Obinna Nwaudo Baltimore City Community College Professor E.B.Iweha BIO 112 April 9,2016. NAME OF DISEASE. Erectile dysfunction is a disease condition characterized by the inability of an adult male to develop or maintain an erection of the penis that is strong enough for sexual intercourse. This condition is also known as impotence. Erectile dysfunction affects an estimated 18 million men in the US alone. Achieving and sustaining erection is difficult for patients suffering from this disease. HISTRORY OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION. Erectile dysfunction has been affecting men since the ancient times, during the 16th and 17th century in France, impotence was considered a crime and a legal ground for divorce and the courts were allowed to “inspect” the complainants, a practice that was later abolished in 1677. In the early 1920 John Brinkley started to cure impotency in the US with goat glands implants and injections. The most significant advance in therapy for erectile dysfunction was made by a British physician Giles Brindley, who used a non specific vasodilator called Papaverine to induce erection in impotent men. Giles Brindely’s drug laid the foundation for the later development of specific, safe and effective therapies like Viagra. DESCRIPTION OF THE DISEASE. Individuals suffering from erectile dysfunction are unable to develop and sustain an erection, this inability to keep erection can be as a result of physiological or psychological reasons...
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...“King Lear”: The fall of Gloucester depict a political fall (impotence). Edgar betrayed his father by making him believe that he has jumped off the cliff. Space has a symbolical dimension. He also makes him believe that he is another person and that he survives from the fall thanks to gods. The catharses aimed at the audience. In order to cure is father from his suicidal tendencies, Edgar used imaginary place to cure him. Rhetorical skills, it can be seen on the stage because it’s a bare stage and it was invented by Edgar to fool him. He plays with the fact his father is blind. The main passage is on paradoxes. The madman leads the blind man. Dramatic irony= when you know more than the character -> different from tragic irony= when a character do an action without knowing that it’ll have a tragic consequences. (didascalies= stage direction) embedding spaces. The audience is led to believe that there are fields on the stage. It release on the virtuality of spaces, illusions that theatrical place feed off. Space is not static it’s very dynamic it’s following the falling of someone from the edge of a cliff -> vertical traject. Describe in a metonymic way => metonymy= a figure of speech which use a part to describe the whole or the whole to designate the part. It appeals to motion it’s a downward movement, a change of perspective. It anticipates on the movement of the fall and it’s also strategic as Edgar considers it. He states the existence and the impossibility of place...
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...partners who support the mission. Our Vision AORN will be the indispensable resource for evidence-based practice and education that establishes the standards of excellence in the delivery of perioperative nursing care. Benefits .Whether you're looking to stay current on the latest practices or maintain a license or certification requirement, AORN is your one-stop shop for free CE. .Journal CE Articles Lifetime - $1000 - Best Deal! 3 Years - $337 - 10% Savings 2 Years - $237 - 5% Savings 1 Year - $125 Contact Website: www.aorn.org Email: aorn@aorn.org. Phone: 098 425 4900 Registration $500 Registration $500 Topic: Safe operations Come learn the impotence of OR checklist, time outs and why surgery should be safer than flying planes!!! Topic: Safe operations Come learn the impotence of OR checklist, time outs and why surgery should be safer than flying planes!!! Venue: Dallas convention Centre (6545elmstreet Dallas, Texas 75098) Visit: www.Aorn-dallas.org for registration Venue: Dallas convention Centre (6545elmstreet Dallas, Texas 75098) Visit: www.Aorn-dallas.org for registration Perioperative 101 Training Program - Staff RN Perioperative 101 Training Program - Staff RN D...
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...Agnant reflexes the audience the despair, madness and impotence of mistreated slaves during colonization and Haitian regimes, when she describes the hate of Emma against her aunt Grazie. Emma wanted to poison her with the help of daddy "Thunder." She wanted to take her life away by using scorpions, centipede or Madeline snakes' reduced to a purée."(page, 99).Emma represents like a symbol of revenge in which slaves Haitians try to defend themselves for the physical and psychological mistreatments from European colonists and Haitian regimes along Haitian history. Thorough the despair of Emma against Grizie, Agnant also shows audience the impotence of slaves for trying to have a better qualify of lives. At one point of their lives, they might...
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...The Function of Psychotherapy in Italian Mental Health Services Rivista di Psicologia Clinica n.2 – 2011 114 Let’ s look back at Giovanna’s Case 2. Here, early diagnosis of depression, first assumed as a problem to be dealt with by a single psychologist, converted later into a relational dynamic involving SPDC and two psychiatrists from CMH. An interesting aspect is that the service tried different ways to keep up the relationship with the patient despite her frequent attacks, and did it by reorganizing its early plans. This aspect can be further explored by revisiting the different phases of the intervention starting from the admission. As we have already said, Giovanna is 31 years old and approaches a CMH following her aunt’s advice, who has noticed she's depressed. The nurse notes down that the reasons why this intervention is requested for are bereavement and weight loss. Ten days later, during her first interview with the trainee psychologist, Giovanna talks about her malaise as a result of breaking up with her boyfriend Roberto. He doesn't accept anymore Giovanna’s behaviours such as her continuous requests on assuring her about their relationship. The loss of both her parents adds to the problem of breaking up, her mother died three months before after a long illness and her father died six years ago by a stroke. Giovanna says that Roberto has supported her to get through and out of her losses and encouraged her to go out and get some distraction. She says she...
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...Vitaros 300 gel and cream forum reviews price Vitaros 300 prices and reviews forumAlprostadil cream (Vitaros 300): the new drug for the treatment of erectile dysfunction Impotence (or erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to obtain and maintain a penile erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity Vitaros reimbursement cream price. It is a widespread problem and with the incidence is steadily increasing. In the recent past, the introduction of drugs such as viagra or cialis has revolutionized the treatment of erectile dysfunction, with success rates ranging from 60% to 90% of cases, depending on the severity of the problem and the cause. Today, Vitaros purchase these drugs (belonging to the category of "5-phosphodiesterase...
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...Ten Bizarre and Deadly Medical Remedy The human body is full of amazing things. It is composed of complex organs and organ systems. These are many at times susceptible to infections and accidents that lead to the development of various medical complications. Some of these complications have been studied and universal remedies established. However, in as much as humans have been able to study the complex body systems and have been able to figure out how they function, there are occasions when bizarre occurrences are exhibited by the body. These cannot be treated by any of the procedures, or if they can, the procedures may not be efficient. As a result, the doctors have had to come up with other means to combat these medical conditions. This has led to doctors around the world coming up with the craziest, deadly and most unbelievable remedies to combat those awkward and unique medical conditions. They might be crazy but surprisingly some actually work. Here are ten examples of bizarre and deadly medical remedies in medical history. 1. Maggot Debridement Therapy Maggot debridement therapy, also known as, larva therapy, larval therapy, Maggot Therapy, larvae therapy, biodebridement or biosurgery is a form of biotherapy. The therapy involves live, disinfected fly larvae being introduced onto the non-healing skin and soft tissue wounds on a human being or on an animal. The purpose of this procedure is to clean out the necrotic tissues that are within the wound and also for...
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...people may not be as wild as young adults when it comes to sexual practice, but they still have the desire to have sex, even though they are into their late eighties. Sex is one of the meaningful aspects of any relationship and this does not eliminate itself from the relationships of elderly people. However, both men and women do suffer some changes in their sexuality as they become older. As for the men one of the main worry’s as they become older is their capacity of reach an erection. In some men, it may take longer and contain more motivation to accomplishing an erection, and even then it may not be as strong as it was in their young years. According to Cherry "Some men are unable to achieve erection at all. This is referred to as impotence. Impotence doesn't only affect elderly men; younger men will also likely suffer this at least once in their lives” (Cherry). The women also go through some of the changes in witch is menopause during the middle adulthood. The menopause is one of the common cause for sexual changes in women as they get older. Cherry states that "following menopause, a woman's vaginal canal may be shortened and thinned and sometimes even becomes smaller all around. Many women also experience a decrease in lubrication" (Cherry). In my opinion as a women the combination of a smaller vagina and less lubrication might make sex uncomfortable. But if both men and women are experiencing sexual changes due to elderliness they should discuss these issues with their partner...
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...Grade Received - "A -" What is your product, and why do you feel the product you have selected is innovative within its industry? How was the product introduced to the market, and which approach was used—entrepreneurship or intrapreneurship? Give a brief description of some advantages, disadvantages, or challenges resulting from using the particular approach? In this discussion I will attempt to define the term innovation, pick an existing product and why I feel the product was innovative within its industry, how the product was introduced to the market and whether it was the entrepreneurship approach or intrapreneurship approach, what the advantage and disadvantages were resulting from using this particular approach and what challenges were faced in bringing the innovation into the market. According to dictionary.com, innovation is the introduction of something new or different or the introduction of new things or methods. But innovation can have a different meaning to different people. For people in the business world innovation can mean turning ideas into money, creating a value for users, opportunities that can create jobs, or an improvement of something that already exists. We have to remember that without innovation companies can die. There are many innovative products that have been introduced throughout the years. Digital cameras, MP3 players, the Internet, Kindle, Nintendo Wii and sliced bread are among many innovative products that have been introduced. The...
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