10 research outputs found

    Uxoricide in Pregnancy::Ancient Greek Domestic Violence in Evolutionary Perspective

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    Previous studies of ancient Greek examples of uxoricide in pregnancy have concluded that the theme is used to suggest tyrannical abuse of power and that the violence is a product of the patriarchal nature of ancient society. This article uses evolutionary analyses of violence during pregnancy to argue that the themes of sexual jealousy and uncertainty over paternity are as crucial as the theme of power to an understanding of these examples and that the examples can be seen as typical instances of spousal abuse as it occurs in all types of society

    Does the GDPR Help or Hinder Fair Algorithmic Decision-Making?

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    Rolling out the red carpet: Power ‘play’ in modern Greek versions of the Myth of Orestes from the 1960s and 1970s (I)

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    Prospective Single-Arm Study of Radioprotection by Amifostine in High Dose Radioactive Iodine Therapy for Thyroid Cancer

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