user: Input: See this dialog response. The Carnegie Corporation gave SILS another $100,000 grant in 1940. What came before?
Came before: DIALOG:
When was the UNC School of Information and Library Science formed?
- In 1932, the school was provisionally accredited by the ALA Board of Education for Librarianship, the same year that the first class of students would graduate from the school.
- Was the school successful?
- Two years later, the school became fully accredited for undergraduate library training by the ALA Board of Education for Librarianship.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Input: See this dialog response. Clair County, Illinois. What came before?
Came before: DIALOG:
What lead up to the formation of the Sturdivant Gang?
- As the Governor of Illinois Thomas Ford described in his book, "A History of Illinois from Its Commencement as a State from 1818 to 1847", "In 1816 and '17, in the towns of the territory [ Illinois Territory ], the country was overrun with horse-thieves and counterfeiters.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- They were so numerous, and so well combined together in many counties, as to set the laws at defiance." According to the first Illinois census in 1818, Roswell Sturdivant and his wife were living in Madison County, Illinois.
- What did this lead to?
- Roswell was later listed on the 1820 U.S.
- What happened next?
- Census as residing in St.
- Where did they reside?
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Input: See this dialog response. Goethe himself, later in his life, recognized that Hahnemann had found a way to apply to and through human nature what he was doing with Mother Nature. What came before?
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assistant: DIALOG:
What is the difference between Hahnemann's treatment and aristocratic medicine?
- Because the pathic diseases generally arise out of the more primary constant (tonic) diseases, such as the chronic diseases that arise out of the chronic miasms, Hahnemann also laid down the principle that the tonic diseases should be treated first, and second any remaining pathic diseases.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- While the curative medicines for the tonic diseases could be largely determined by the principle linking disease and medicinal agent for the relevant jurisdiction, pathic disease treatment required a corresponding image of derangement of the "Lebenskraft" or "Leib" (executive organ of the "Kraftwesen") so that this could be matched to the image presented by the patient.
- Why was it unpopular?
- The problem lay in that a patient could present with more than one disease, each with a particular grouping of symptoms, but how could the practitioner link which symptoms manifest disorder(s) and of those ascribable to disease, and to which disease of the several possible at a given time in the patient, and finally, how could one trace any symptoms so identified to their origins?
- What did Hahnemann say about his theory?
- Here Hahnemann's genius adduced a living experience ("Erlebnis") of the essence of a natural substance ("Naturwesen") by way of a human prover, and in doing so, also provided the very practical scientific basis for removing the barrier set up by Kantian intellect between observer and observed, by invoking the cognitive capacity of Goethe's "Gemüt" (Aphorism 253 of the "Organon der Heilkunst").
- Did anyone dispute that?
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