Letter from the editors: Volume 10, Issue 2

Letter from the Special Issue Editors

The prevalence of large volumes and varieties of accessible data is profoundly changing the way business, government and individuals approach decision making. Organizational big data investment strategies regarding what data to collect, clean, integrate, and analyze are typically driven by some notion of perceived value. However, the value of the data is inescapably tied to the underlying quali...

Editorial Volume 5, Issue 2

Our Journal's tendency towards the real world in applied linguistics and literary studies should have significant epistemological and methodological consequences in researching the fields. The interest in the real world makes the problems we may have in our everyday lives our 'points of departure' in research. According to my experience of research in our universities throughout their history, ...

Editorial, Volume 7, Issue 2

According to Patrick Colm Hogan, in the US academic context, few people in literary theory or comparative literature have much familiarity with non-Western literary theories, and fewer still have research expertise in the field. While working on a project in non-Western literary theory, he was surprised to find that many of his friends and colleagues found it difficult to understand what non-We...

Letter from the Associate Editors

Letter from the Guest Editors

The simple fact that this special issue is being published suggests that “we've come a long way, baby.” From obesity, vitamin D, and dietary intervention to interventional cardiology and maternal effects on cardiovascular risk in offspring, this issue includes more than a conventional discussion of heart disease in women and differentiates the dogma from the data. Of course, much remains to be ...