Disturbing Sun
Disturbing Sun
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NIEMAND. Nonsense. Men always make some flimsy excuse for going to war. The truth of the matter is that men go to war because they want to goto war. They can't help themselves. They are impelled by forces overwhich they have no control. By forces outside of themselves.
LATHAM. Those are broad, sweeping statements. Can't you be morespecific?
NIEMAND. Perhaps I'd better go back to the beginning. Let me see. .. . Itall started back in March, 1955, when I started getting patientssuffering from... a complex of symptoms, such as profound mentaldepression, anxiety, insomnia, alternating with fits of violent rage andresentment against life and the world in general. These people weredeeply disturbed. No doubt about that. Yet they were not psychotic andhardly more than mildly neurotic. Now every doctor gets a good manypatients of this type. Such a syndrome is characteristic of menopausalwomen and some men during the climacteric, but these people failed tofit into this picture. They were married and single persons of bothsexes and of all ages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. .
NIEMAND. Nonsense. Men always make some flimsy excuse for going to war. The truth of the matter is that men go to war because they want to goto war. They can't help themselves. They are impelled by forces overwhich they have no control. By forces outside of themselves.
LATHAM. Those are broad, sweeping statements. Can't you be morespecific?
NIEMAND. Perhaps I'd better go back to the beginning. Let me see. .. . Itall started back in March, 1955, when I started getting patientssuffering from... a complex of symptoms, such as profound mentaldepression, anxiety, insomnia, alternating with fits of violent rage andresentment against life and the world in general. These people weredeeply disturbed. No doubt about that. Yet they were not psychotic andhardly more than mildly neurotic. Now every doctor gets a good manypatients of this type. Such a syndrome is characteristic of menopausalwomen and some men during the climacteric, but these people failed tofit into this picture. They were married and single persons of bothsexes and of all ages.
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