The Many Sides of Dr. Melvin R. McGinnis

Raymond Carver's short story "What we are talking about when talking about love" is as if they sat on the table and drank gin and feel like experiencing alcohol dependence and depression . In the original version of this story, the "novice" carver carefully designed people with various alcohol addicts to develop powerful and famous figures. The original version keeps the same basic personality. The reader's emotions should be considered at least in part due to the strict editing of "editor" by his editor and friend Gordon Lish.

Frank: Initially, he was a competitor of Melvin, threatening to kill him. Then he was forced to change his position and ask for help from Melvin - when he was hospitalized he took care of Widel. Both are tests. Of course, the biggest reason is that Frank forced Melvin to bring Simon to Baltimore - a wonderful test for Melvin. * Spencer: When Spencer gets sick, Carol misses his job. This led to the psychological breakdown (test) of Melvin. Furthermore, when Spencer got sick, Carol was not able to truly explore her romantic tendency (as evidenced by encountering the young man's apartment she was dating). After Melvin literally provided a better way to let Spencer literally "change" "sick" to "healthy boys", it freed Carol from obvious mothers from "bondage" and appeared - brigade at Baltimore And Melvin Knight - As a romantic sex woman: a wonderful test for Melvin - he failed

Melvin first went to school with Erie. In addition to being quite unusual, Melvin likes large-scale school meals. When he tried to get used to school, Melvin is planning to release his jellyfish from his old laboratory, hoping to announce his work and gain the coveted Nobel prize. But as Erie learned more about the scientific world and what it means to become a scientist, she began to wonder at the cost of being paid for the knowledge they gained and whether each finding is good It was. It was Erie that Melvin took into account the real cost he found.

339 Melvin Conner Melvin Conner (1946 -). American physician, anthropologist and writer. Dr. Kanner obtained his doctorate. He has a doctorate from Harvard University and is currently teaching at the Department of Anthropology at Emory University. His works include "Tangled Wings: Biological Constraints of Human Mind" (1983), "Journey to Enlightenment of Medical Schools (1988), Why Reckless Survival (1991), and Childhood (1991 Year) is included. From pregnancy to puberty, the physiological and psychological effects of human development. In his last two books "Medical at the Crossroads and Dear America" ​​(1993), Dr. Canna solved the medical crisis and the US demand from a critical point of view of the doctor. A wonderful dream The best experience we can do is marvelous. It is the basic emotion of real art and the cradle of real science. - Albert Einstein, the world!

It is new. Fixed and extended the story of the third edition. Poetry ESSA Y S by RICHARD REYNOLDS, M. D. and Johnstone, M. D. Edit