Bibliography on Eastern European Life Writing

The european Journal of life WriTing

The writer and Columbia professor Carolyn gold heilbrun (1926–2003) is widely known for her best-selling Kate fansler mystery novels, published under the pseudonym of amanda Cross. however, she also authored remarkable pieces of non-fiction in which she asserted her long-standing commitment to feminism, while she also challenged established notions on women and aging and advocated for a reasses...

European Bibliography Styles and MlBTEX

We explain why MlBTEX has evolved and why the last version (1.3) provides a new language— close to XSLT—for bibliography styles. We also show that this evolution has been influenced by an investigation regarding bibliography styles used throughout European countries. K: bibliographies, multilingual features, European bibliography styles, BTEX, MlBTEX, bst, nbst, XML, XSLT.

Towards the bibliography of life

This paper discusses how we intend to take forward the vision of a Bibliography of Life in the ViBRANT project. The underlying principle of the Bibliography is to provide taxonomists and others with a freely accessible bibliography covering the whole of life. Such a bibliography has been achieved for specific study areas within taxonomy, but not for "life" as a whole.The creation of such a comp...

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Writing Across the Curriculum in College Chemistry: A Practical Bibliography

Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) has been a force in education for more than 25 years. Yet WAC in chemistry might seem still something of a mystery, especially for the chemist new to teaching or to the language studies teacher unfamiliar with conventions of thinking and writing in chemistry. Fortunately, teachers in higher education who wish to explore the uses of writing in chemistry have a...