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Science, 2017
Naturalist Rich Pyle plumbs the undiscovered realm of deep, dimly lit reefs.
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Naturalist Rich Pyle plumbs the undiscovered realm of deep, dimly lit reefs.
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Irish Studies Review, 2005
No room has ever been as silent as the room Where hundreds of violins are hung in unison. (Michael Longley, ‘Terezin’, Gorse Fires) All these facts that I have given you are absolutely true. Folks in Ireland have been slow to believe such things. They need to be badly shaken.
Katrina Goldstone, Gerald Dawe
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No room has ever been as silent as the room Where hundreds of violins are hung in unison. (Michael Longley, ‘Terezin’, Gorse Fires) All these facts that I have given you are absolutely true. Folks in Ireland have been slow to believe such things. They need to be badly shaken.
Katrina Goldstone, Gerald Dawe
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Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2021
The Twilight Zone was released on CBS in 1959 and has become one of the most popular TV shows of American television as well as one of the most influential in American popular culture.
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The Twilight Zone was released on CBS in 1959 and has become one of the most popular TV shows of American television as well as one of the most influential in American popular culture.
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The Twilight Zone of Troponins
Heart Lung <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Circulation, 2003Since its introduction into the clinical environment in the early nineties, the cardiac enzyme troponin has significantly changed the way we diagnose and manage acute coronary syndromes. Troponin I is a biochemical marker of myocardial injury with a high level of specificity and sensitivity.
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New Scientist, 2009
Consciousness is a strange beast. Most of the time you're either awake or asleep, yet these are far from the only states our minds can enter. Over the next 10 pages we explore some of these journeys of the mind, from hypnosis to sleep paralysis. Some of them may seem scary and exotic, but most of us experience at least one at some point in our lives ...
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Consciousness is a strange beast. Most of the time you're either awake or asleep, yet these are far from the only states our minds can enter. Over the next 10 pages we explore some of these journeys of the mind, from hypnosis to sleep paralysis. Some of them may seem scary and exotic, but most of us experience at least one at some point in our lives ...
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2017
This chapter begins with the setting of hell and the viewpoint of its demons, which are fundamental to what follows and not merely a conventional beginning in medias res. These opening books provide the contrast so important to wisdom and choice and, more exactly, the initial, experiential sight and locus of evil and death in the poem: here blackness ...
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This chapter begins with the setting of hell and the viewpoint of its demons, which are fundamental to what follows and not merely a conventional beginning in medias res. These opening books provide the contrast so important to wisdom and choice and, more exactly, the initial, experiential sight and locus of evil and death in the poem: here blackness ...
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2009
The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the American public from encroachments of liberty by the federal government. During times of war, the president often spearheads efforts to limit rights in the name of national security. When these cases make their way through the federal courts system, it is expected that the judiciary would use rights-based ...
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The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the American public from encroachments of liberty by the federal government. During times of war, the president often spearheads efforts to limit rights in the name of national security. When these cases make their way through the federal courts system, it is expected that the judiciary would use rights-based ...
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Abstract We build on the phenomenological sociology of knowledge and argumentation theory to distinguish different rhetorical strategies mobilized by science sceptics based on the structure of their underlying arguments and the form of denial that they espouse. In more detail, we discuss three typical challenges to scientific knowledge: ‘
Renate E Meyer*, Dennis Jancsary**
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Renate E Meyer*, Dennis Jancsary**
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