In a series of lectures in 1970,' Professor Grant Gilmore pronounced the death of contract. The announcement heralded a renaissance in contract scholarship. The renaissance has reached maturity: in the past two years no less than four major books have been published on contract, and these books do not exhaust the multitudinous positions on contract that have been espoused in the law reviews, ec...

In this paper we introduce a personalized way of presenting learning material, which is in particular suited for the use in e-Learning environments. We will explain the knowledge-based aspects of this technology, and we demonstrate with an example the additional feature of interactivity, by which the approach deserves the name ”Living Book”. The various possibilities of using Living Books in un...

This study investigated nine General English books (five produced by non-native Iranian speakers and four produced by native speakers) in terms of learning objectives in Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy (2001). The aim was to find out which levels of Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy are dominant in the books. So, the contents of the books were codified based on a coding scheme designed by Razmjoo and Kazempurf...

The study aimed to identify a picture of the Saudi personality in light Arabia’s vision 2030 reveal level inclusion profile middle school English books and then present proposed include character books. followed descriptive approach content analysis, analysis card was used as tool, sample made up all six found following results: identification five dimensions: (religious dimension, after kingdo...

The revolution will not be televised. But The Coming Insurrection (2009) was. Originally published in France in 2007, the small booklet, written by the anonymous Comité Invisible (Invisible Committee), was denounced as a manual for terrorism by the French government and became a key piece of evidence against nine activists arrested in a raid in the small commune of Tarnac who were allegedly pla...