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various constellations of sceptical ideas and attitudes that inflect and are inflected by scripture, proverbial wisdom, contemporary politics and Reformation debate. The locus of interest, then, lies in literary recombinations: the adaptations, deformations and deployments of scepticism — in short, with sceptical paradigms.

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Keeley C. Harmon PhD, RN,Joe Ann Clark EdD, RN (Retired),Jeffery M. Dyck MSN,Vicki Moran PhD, RN, CNif it astonishes us through the psychological intensity of its interchanges between Beatrice-Joanna and De Flores, it none the less carries with it a sense of diminishment — of capitulation to the existing order — that seems out of keeping with the fictions it powerfully stages.

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Simulation, classroom and clinical setting is the key component of simulation. By using a variety of tools from this chapter, a nurse educator can enhance teaching and learning in the simulation environment. This chapter emphasizes the fact that the knowledge, skills, and abilities to promote student success can be achieved in the simulation arena.