We show that M-theory compactified on a compact Joyce 8-manifold of Spin(7)holonomy, which yields an effective theory in D = 3 with N = 1 supersymmetry, admits at some special points in it moduli space a description in terms of type IIA theory on an orientifold of compact Joyce 7-manifold of G2-holonomy. We find the evidence in favour of this duality by computing the massless spectra on both M-...

In his response to my paper „The Error in the Error Theory‟ criticizing his and J. L. Mackie‟s moral error theory, Richard Joyce finds my treatment of his position inaccurate and my interpretation of morality implausible. In this reply I clarify my objection, showing that it retains its force against their error theory, and I clarify my interpretation of morality, showing that Joyce‟s objection...

It is argued that M-theory compactifications on any of Joyce's Spin(7) holonomy 8-manifolds are dual to compactifications of het-erotic string theory on Joyce 7-manifolds of G 2 holonomy.

JAMES JOYCE, My impossible health, or the case of James Joyce, catalogue of an exhibition, London, Royal College of Physicians, 1977, pp. v, 35, [no price stated]. With so much narrow medical specialization it is refreshing to review this catalogue of an exhibition inter-relating aspects of literature, medicine, and history. It tastefully depicts the tribulations of a frustrated Dublin medical ...

JAMES JOYCE, My impossible health, or the case of James Joyce, catalogue of an exhibition, London, Royal College of Physicians, 1977, pp. v, 35, [no price stated]. With so much narrow medical specialization it is refreshing to review this catalogue of an exhibition inter-relating aspects of literature, medicine, and history. It tastefully depicts the tribulations of a frustrated Dublin medical ...

Brutlag, D., Atkinson, M. R., Setlow, P. & Kornberg, A. (1969) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 37, 982-989 Joyce, C. M. & Grindley, N. D. F. (1983) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U .S .A . 80, 183G1834 Joyce, C. M., Ollis, D. L., Ruch, J., Steitz, T. A,, Knigsber, W. H. & Grindley, N. D. F. (19850) in Protein Structure. Function and Design (Oxender, D. ed.), UCLA Symposia in Molecular and Cellular Biolo...

Harvard University now boasts of a great number of accomplished historians whose interests and methods align them primarily—though not necessarily exclusively—with intellectual history. These include (in alphabetical order): David Armitage, Ann Blair, Peter Bol, Joyce Chaplin, Peter Gordon, James Hankins, Andrew Jewett, James Kloppenberg, and Emma Rothschild. But just what is intellectual history?