E. Deidre Pribram: Emotion, Genre, Justice in Film and Television. Detecting Feeling. New York & London: Routledge. 2011.

Review of Equilibrium in economics : scope and limits , edited by Valeria Mosini . London / New York : Routledge

Many scholars have already focused on the use of equilibrium concepts in economics. Consequently, we must consider the extent to which new books on equilibrium improve our understanding of this subject. Equilibrium in economics does much to explain the historical development and scholarly value of equilibrium concepts in the natural and social sciences and contains much historical detail for a ...

The Virtual by Rob Shields London and New York: Routledge, 2003

In The Virtual, Rob Shields puts virtuality in with the key categories of contemporary social theory such as subjectivity, agency, structure, and the spaces and temporalities between the modern and the postmodern. Shields has rescued the term and the idea of the virtual from utopian futurists like Howard Rheingold and Nicholas Negroponte who use it to hype emergent technologies and forms of cul...

New York doctors and London medicines, 1677.

LESS than thirteen years after English government supplanted Dutch the townsfolk of New York were being cared for by at least three doctors, Philip Lane, Daniel De Hart" and Hans Kierstede.2 Two manuscript sources reveal what medicines were in vogue and one manuscript shows that they were imported from London. The documents are certainly among the earliest, if not actually the earliest, evidenc...

Book Review: Robin Mason and Frank Rennie, e-Learning: The Key Concepts. London and New York: Routledge, 2006. xxxviii + 158 pp. ISBN 0415373077, $24.95 (pbk)

Introducing New Books Introducing the Routledge Companion to Philosophy and Film, Golara DavarPanah