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Straub (Ed.), Narration, identity, and historical consiousness (pp.

Black feminist thought: Knowledge consiousness, and the politics of empowerment.

CASE PRESENTATION: A 75 yrs old, right handed female, known diabetic and hypertensive presented with sudden loss of consiousness 6 hrs prior to admission.

Tavares was soon admitted into the Maui Medical Center after the dental procedure, since she did not not regain consiousness. The doctors are planning on a series of tests in an attempt to recover her from coma.

In a way, then, Ahab's insanity acts like a drug, that enables him to attain something similar to an altered state of consiousness, in which he feels like the old Bacchae when under the effect of strong wine-invulnerable--, so much so that his attitude is that of the warrior who goes to battle under the slogan: "No matter what."

The Temporal Factor in Consiousness", en www.mind-consciousness-language.com (2005), pp.