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John Erickson

When Mortals Play God

2022

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2 Mary S. 13-28

„… 13 2MaryRose DeChaine was nothing like her mother, whose wide body could scarcely contain the size …” „… or that his job was less than secure or even that Mary’s given name wasn’t Mary at all but the one …” „… the first sign that adversity wasn’t just knocking at Mary’s door. It was kicking it in.When Henry …”

3 Rose S. 29-40

„… outside advertises food in capital let-ters. Rose wasn’t pregnant when she got married—that was Mary’s …” „… garbage that included the diapers she never bothered to clean.Rose arrived back at Mary’s house at the …” „… or dabbing alcohol on skinned knees. In addition to Rose and Ernie, Mary’s small home served as …”

5 Orphans S. 59-80

„… pass-ing fancy in Minnesota; it occupied a half-century of its history.2Rose was released into Mary’s …” „… institution. The celebration at Mary’s house that night was one to behold, a gathering of friends, neighbors …” „… . There was no promise to make Mary’s life better, and though she Orphans 61knew by now to expect the …”

4 “Feebleminded” S. 41-58

„… bedroom, which used to be Mary’s bedroom until her son Elmer converted it into a makeshift nursery. Mary …” „… Mary’s house by the two Board of Control employees.Mary wished Bud would come home. She didn’t like being …” „… grandmother in Brainerd.Unfortunately, that wasn’t ideal either. Even in the best of times, Mary DeChaine …”

6 Transition S. 81-92

„… clothesline as a dryer. Sometimes small things stand out in our lives. It was in that home that Mary’s son Bud …” „… denying the will of God, ignoring His wisdom. And to Mary’s way of thinking, that is never a good …” „… backyard and violating Mary’s orders not to run in the street. Rose wanted Ernie with her, so within days …”

11 Survivors S. 159-170

„… survival, at least during those early years, is her grandmother. Mary Melvina Forcier stayed behind after …” „… was needed by too many people in Brainerd, none more so than a little girl with rickets.Mary’s life …” „… many people found cover under those giant wings.After her second marriage ended, Mary …”

Dates S. 171-174

„… , Minnesota. They arrive there later that year.July 4, 1887: Joseph marries Melvina “Mary” Forcier in …” „… Brainerd.December 24, 1901: Rose DeChaine, daughter of Joseph DeChaine and Mary Forcier, is born in Brainerd.July 27 …” „… sterilizations; less than one month later, she is released for the first time.May 19, 1926: Mary DeChaine marries …”

Index S. 179-192

„… DeChaineDeChaine, Mary Melvina Forcier (mother). See Lease, Mary Melvina ForcierDeChaine, Pierre (granduncle), 3 …” „… Anderson, 136, 138, 144, 145–46, 169Flint, Michigan, 36Forcier, Mary Melvina (mother). See Lease, Mary …” „… (brother-in-law), 22, 23Lease, Archie, 160–61Lease, Flora (niece), 22, 23, 33Lease, Mary Melvina Forcier (mother …”

8 Michael S. 107-122

„… through blood, where did that come from? Mary? Joseph? Their parents? How far back did it go? Henry …” „… deficiency.Mary DeChaine was a stabilizing influence within her family and a chief reason Millie survived a very …” „… difficult childhood. Here, Mary poses for a photo in Brainerd with four of her children. From left to right …”

1 Brainerd S. 1-12

„… , and the father of Joseph’s future bride, Mary Forcier.21 Brainerd was a place for dreamers all right …” „… . Joseph DeChaine—Antoine and Louise’s oldest son—married Mary Forcier and carved out a life the way so …” „… Progress Administration interview with Mary DeChaine, June 1938. Accessed at Crow Wing County Historical …”

Preface

„… xiiiAuthor’s Note xviiPrologue xxiii1: Brainerd 12: Mary 133: Rose 294: “Feebleminded” 415: Orphans 596 …” „… , Maryland 20706www.rowman.com86-90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NECopyright © 2022 by John EricksonAll rights …”

7 Ernie S. 93-106

„… involved Rose.11Orvel’s steadying influence and teetotaling ways were probably the pri-mary reason the …”

9 Robert S. 117-150

„… under his roof, just as my great-grandmother Mary did when she took in my mom and various other members …”

doi.org/10.5771/9781538166703

Heide Otten, Günther Bergmann, Jr., Donald E. (Eds.) Nease - The Student, the Patient and the Illness

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Heide Otten, Günther Bergmann, Jr., Donald E. (Eds.) Nease

The Student, the Patient and the Illness

Series: Forum Psychosozial

Volume 2017

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Cecilia Xu Befriending Mary S. 197-206

„… . I blink them away hastily. In the next twenty minutes, I am offered a glimpse into Mary’s life …” „… . In Mary’s case, her demeanor and conversation gave away very little of the struggles she faced in her …” „… take advantage of my privilege to gain access to Mary’s house and belongings? Mary had initially …”

Sarah Woolgar Lessons Learned from a Patient in Disbelief S. 189-196

„… day at a general practitioner’s office. The receptionist had recorded that Mary’s visit was with …” „… I didn’t discuss Mary’s case in the group I started to reflect on this interaction withMary …” „… handle situations like Mary’s as calmly and admirably as the doctor did in this encounter. It has been …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… KirstyWhitmore Lessons Learned from a Patient in Disbelief 189 SarahWoolgar Befriending Mary 197 Cecilia Xu …”

Kirsten Carlaw My Greatest Help Was Nameless S. 71-80

„… and cinema. Kirsten Rose Carlaw Room 535, QueenMary Building 112A Church Street Camperdown, Sydney NSW …”

Kirsty Whitmore The Approaching Storm S. 179-188

„… Choice “I feel that Mary was denying our help but if she truly believed that she didn’t have cancer then …”

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Regina Othmer, Dagmar Reese, Carola Sachse - Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

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Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

2021

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Commentary: Mary Nolan S. 275-279

„… 275 Mary Nolan Commentary on »Die Frau im wesensgemäßen Einsatz« »Die Frau im wesensgemäßen Einsatz …” „… : Women in Germany 1976. 276 mary nolan reluctant concessions to the regime’s desire for rearmament and …” „… women needed to work and in many cases wished to do so. Class, 278 mary nolan like gender, remained a …”

Autor/inn/en S. 429-432

„… : Streitschriften und Analysen 1958 bis 2010, hrsg. von Urs Müller-Plantenberg, Hannover 2010. Mary Nolan …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-22

„… ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248 Commentary: MARY NOLAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275 AN N …” „… , Atina Grossmann, Elizabeth Harvey, Johanna Kootz, Ingrid Kurz-Scherf, Klaus Meschkat, Mary Nolan …”

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Jürgen Straub, Pradeep Chakkarath, Gala Rebane - Kulturpsychologie in interdisziplinärer Perspektive

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Jürgen Straub (ed.), Pradeep Chakkarath (ed.), Gala Rebane (ed.)

Kulturpsychologie in interdisziplinärer Perspektive

Series: Diskurse der Psychologie

Volume 2019

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Mary Gergen Performative Sozialwissenschaft. Eine Annäherung S. 289-312

„… 289 Performative Sozialwissenschaft Eine Annäherung1 Mary Gergen Während der letzten 30 Jahre habe …” „… dieser Projekte gab und gibt es zuhauf. Aber das Interesse an Performa- 1 Der 2012 von Mary Gergen unter …” „… Straub revidiert und modifiziert. 290 Mary Gergen tivität hat sich quer durch die Sozialwissenschaften …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10

„… , Jens Brockmeier, Ole Dreier, Lutz Eckensberger, Lilli Gast, Kenneth Gergen, Mary Gergen, Roland …” „… Annäherung Mary Gergen Kulturpsychologie und psychologische Ästhetik 313 Christian G. Allesch Ähnlichkeit 337 …”

Ole Dreier Die Person und ihre alltägliche Lebensführung S. 245-272

„… Zugang wie zum Beispiel im sozialen Konstruktivismus (vgl. die Beiträge von Kenneth und Mary Gergen in …”

Jürgen Straub, Pradeep Chakkarath Kulturpsychologie im Gespräch. Geschichte und Gegenwart eines Forschungsprogramms – Der Kontext der Hans-Kilian-Vorlesungen S. 11-54

„… Stimmen in der internationalen theoretischen Psychologie. Dasselbe gilt für Mary Gergens (feministische …”

doi.org/10.30820/9783837974898

Tim Schanetzky, Tobias Freimüller, Kristina Meyer, Sybille Steinbacher, Dietmar Süß, Annette Weinke - Demokratisierung der Deutschen

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Demokratisierung der Deutschen

2020

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Mary Fulbrook »Unschuldige Zuschauer« in deutscher Geschichte und Erinnerung S. 51-64

„… 51 »Unschuldige Zuschauer« in deutscher Geschichte und Erinnerung Mary Fulbrook Was war die Rolle …” „… . Frei/Maubach/Morina/Tändler (2019). 52 mary fulbrook Das Konzept des unschuldigen Zuschauers Was ist ein »unschuldiger …” „… Juden wurden untersucht von Kaplan (1998). 8 Vgl. Fulbrook (2018); Fulbrook (2019b). 54 mary fulbrook …”

Literatur S. 459-488

„… , in: VfZ 22, S. 76-92. Greenwood, Molly/Sorenson, Mary/Warner, Benjamin (2016): Ferguson on Facebook …” „… . Fulbrook, Mary (2005): The People’s State. East German Society from Hitler to Honecker, New Haven, London …” „… . Fulbrook, Mary (2008): Ein ganz normales Leben. Alltag und Gesellschaft in der DDR, Darmstadt. Fulbrook …”

Autorinnen und Autoren S. 489-491

„… am Main. Saul Friedländer ist emeritierter Professor für Geschichte in Los Angeles. Mary Fulbrook ist …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-10

„… Generationserfahrung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Mary Fulbrook »Unschuldige Zuschauer« in deutscher Geschichte …”

Dorothee Wierling Stolz, Scham und Wut. DDR-Erzählungen durch die Zeiten S. 253-270

„… interessante Weise: Nur ein sehr kleiner Teil 4 Mary Fulbrook hat in ihren Arbeiten zur …”

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