The trope of critical reading as diagnosis draws on health humanities scholarship to enable responsive, collaborative readings that pair attention form (symptoms and signs) with a meticulous address how author, publisher, text, reader co-create diverse strands meaning within different settings. This model can assess most Victorian texts feature spectrum overlapping literary genres, these genres...

By Kenneth Stone, D.M. (Oxon.), M.R.C.P. 1947. William Heinemann (Medical Books) Limited, London. Pp. ix plus 362. Illustrated. Price, 30s. His easy style saves this book from becoming boring when the author in a teleological mood excurses into biology or insists on proving the obvious Euclid-wise. 'Rheumatology' is good but orthopaedics not so good. Reasons for discarding the classification of...

The article examines the biblical tradition of understanding women and their place in public relations. It is claimed that most detailed study tradition, it does not carry destructive power was later given to by theologians philosophers. Researchers point out every woman mentioned Scriptures accidental symbolic. a model God's action, personification Kingdom God. theological insists on equality ...

This presentation is a tutorial given as a survey of the basic problems arising in real-time schedulability analysis on uniprocessor systems. It mainly focuses on on-line scheduling policies (fixed priority policies FPP, and dynamic priority scheduling) on a preemptive scheduling scheme, and insists on the basic concepts of busy period and processor demand. This tutorial is an extract of a lect...

World-systems analysis is a knowledge movement elaborated since the 1970’s and is a critique of dominant modes of analysis in the nineteenth-century social sciences. It insists on three things primarily: (1) World-systems (and not nation-states) are the basic unit of social analysis; (2) Neither nomothetic nor idiographic epistemologies permit useful analyses of social reality; (3) The existing...

The term ‘learning organisation’ is now a common feature of museum management discourse and, by implication, raises the issue of how a museum itself learns about approaches to ‘learning’. As ‘learning in museums’ becomes a major focus for many museums, clearly formulated and institutionally supported ideas about ‘learning’ should be an essential part of our role in interpreting natural and cult...

Strictly speaking, the term " therapeutic electricity" includes only the direct application of currents to the living body. The value of this book is, however, greatly increased by the author's wise decision to add a description of the electric cautery and the electric illumination of cavities. The work is divided into three parts. The first deals briefly with general principles?the definition ...