Frank Tortorello is an independent scholar previously employed as a contracted social scientist by the United States Marine Corps. He received a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Introduction 1 A New Realist Account of How Physical Science Works 2 The Marine Corps' COSC Doctrine: An Impossible Science of Human Nature 3 The Marine Corps' COSC Doctrine: An Impossible Science of Perception 4 Applying the Traditional Approach and the USMC COSC Doctrine Part I: Ideology and Self-Defeat 5 Applying the Traditional Approach and the USMC COSC Doctrine Part II: Immorality and Self-Defeat 6 Replacing the Traditional Approach with New Realism: Framework for a Scientifically Defensible and Ethically Justifiable Human Science 7 Applying a New Realist Human Science to Stress, PTSD, and Resilience 8 Stress, PTSD, and Resilience as Ways of Being 9 PTSD as Existential Crisis Conclusion
Introduction 1 A New Realist Account of How Physical Science Works 2 The Marine Corps' COSC Doctrine: An Impossible Science of Human Nature 3 The Marine Corps' COSC Doctrine: An Impossible Science of Perception 4 Applying the Traditional Approach and the USMC COSC Doctrine Part I: Ideology and Self-Defeat 5 Applying the Traditional Approach and the USMC COSC Doctrine Part II: Immorality and Self-Defeat 6 Replacing the Traditional Approach with New Realism: Framework for a Scientifically Defensible and Ethically Justifiable Human Science 7 Applying a New Realist Human Science to Stress, PTSD, and Resilience 8 Stress, PTSD, and Resilience as Ways of Being 9 PTSD as Existential Crisis Conclusion
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