Editorial v.4, n. 2, jul./dez. 2018

Editorial Volume 5, Issue 2

Our Journal's tendency towards the real world in applied linguistics and literary studies should have significant epistemological and methodological consequences in researching the fields. The interest in the real world makes the problems we may have in our everyday lives our 'points of departure' in research. According to my experience of research in our universities throughout their history, ...

Editorial, Volume 7, Issue 2

According to Patrick Colm Hogan, in the US academic context, few people in literary theory or comparative literature have much familiarity with non-Western literary theories, and fewer still have research expertise in the field. While working on a project in non-Western literary theory, he was surprised to find that many of his friends and colleagues found it difficult to understand what non-We...

Summer 93 v4#2 single page

4 tudies during 1992-93 in our long-term research and development program to introduce biologically based control agents for scarab grub control in turfgrass has focused on evaluating a number of entomopathogenic agents (entomopathic nematodes and fungi) against Japanese beetle grubs. Fourteen Metarhizium anisopliae isolates, a fungal pathogen of soil insects, were tested against Japanese beetl...

Editorial note Volume 6 Issue 2

Applied Logic - CS 4860 - 2018 - Lecture 2

In this lecture we will begin covering topics from Smullyan’s excellent textbook, First-Order Logic. Many people regard this as one of the best logic textbooks written for teaching the logic which is the title of the book. That topic is covered in Part II of the book. Part I is about Propositional Logic and certain simple facts about trees. Trees are important because Smullyan treats proofs as ...