CHARLES C THOMAS 1882-1968

Charles Arthur Lovatt Evans, 1884-1968.

Thomas Charles Hope (1766-1844).

THE memory of the birth ofThomas Charles Hope, said to be one of the most popular teachers of science ever to have lived in Great Britain, seems to have been eclipsed by the birth, in the same year, of Dalton the famous philosopher, and Wollaston the genius of experiment and invention. Thomas Charles was born 21 July 1766, son of Dr. John Hope who was Professor of Botany in the University of Gl...

Charles Darwin. Thomas Henry Huxley. Autobiographies

for he has attempted, with perhaps less than complete success, to provide a social setting for his story. The book is, therefore, of interest to all concerned with medical education, especially those grappling with plans for new schools or the rehabilitation of old ones, and also to those concerned with the problems relating to the provision of health care. In other words it is not intended for...

Charles C

This paper examines social and technical factors that influence the acceptance of E-government technologies by public organizations. In regards to public organizations, IT acceptance is defined as “the belief that the organization will integrate a specific IT innovation into its service production processes and the potential for the organization to routinely rely on the innovation in order to a...

Dr. Charles Inglis McLaren (馬羅連, 1882–1957): A Psychiatrist who Treated the Korean Soul

Charles Inglis McLaren (1882–1957) was a psychiatrist and missionary from the Presbyterian Church of Australia, and helped to introduce psychiatry to Korea. McLaren’s contributions to Korea extended beyond the mere introduction of a discipline, and were largely due to his uniqueness. McLaren was not only a psychiatrist, but also a thinker who thought deeply about Christianity, psychiatry, and t...