Dr. John Taylor, Dr. Michael A. Russo

Dr Michael A R Biggs

The paper opens with the definition of research made by the Arts and Humanities Research Board of the UK. This states that art and design research must advance knowledge, understanding and insight. The paper goes on to consider the role of the artefact in communicating this advancement, and whether artefacts have the capability to embody knowledge. Comparisons are made with archaeological and o...

Dr Michael Lennard

ground?in his case the field of general practice?he was opposed by those who preferred wild pastures where they pointed to the rarer natural flowers but ingnored the vast areas of neglect. More than was generally realised, he was well aware of the antagonisms aroused by the College whose aims he did so much to nurture in its early days. But out of this College, with all its failings, came the g...

Dr. John Lindesay Pearce

Dr. John Thompson

Dr John Rae

recognition is made also of Bright's discoveries in liver disease and neurology. But the reader gains little understanding of Bright's work in the context of changing ideas of disease, chemistry, and medical investigation of the first half of the nineteenth century. We do not learn enough about what, if any, skills and ideas Bright brought back from his European excursions. It is when discussin...