This fourth Resource Letter on the Manhattan Project comprises over 140 new sources to complement 390 listed in first three this topic. Books, review papers, and journal articles are cited for categories of general works; specific topics within Project; technical historical biographies autobiographies; international wartime programs, allied intelligence, use bombs; postwar developments; educati...

The Blessed Ana de San Bartolomé (1549-1626) is a famous disciple of Saint Teresa Avila who devoted much attention to food in her prolific writings (letters, autobiographies, declarations, meditations, prayers...). role that plays life interests us several ways: conception the prioress as breastfeeding mother; cannibal understanding Teresa’s relics; ambivalent relationship with fasting; and fin...

In this paper I want to explore the theme of Resistance which is very common in Dalit writings. Sometimes their resistance against dominant class, sometimes it economic deprivation and other time strongly age old caste system. Earlier Literature was not given a prominent place mainstream literature but by efforts writers scenario has been changed. Today acquired significant amongst literature. ...

This paper provides a brief introduction to the secret level of Tibetan spiritual biographies (gsang ba’i rnam thar) and autobiographies rang rnam) with focus on visions in meditation dreams. In analysis section, some appropriately selected episodes such aspects taken from one Second Pawo, Tsuklak Trengwa (dpa’ bo gtsug lag phreng ba; 1504–1566), called The Mirror Reflecting Illusory Countenanc...

In this article, autobiographies of three English mother tongue learners of Japanese living in Japan are presented, then analysed and discussed from the point of view of affective and social factors involved in their independent learning of Japanese. Feelings and actual phenomena of disempowerment and marginalization are particularly focused on, together with accompanying avoidance and resistan...

JOSEPH MEITES, BERNARD T. DONOVAN, and SAMUEL M. McCANN (editors), Pioneers in neuroendocrinology, volume II, New York and London, Plenum Press, 1978, 8vo, pp. 422, $39.00. This series of autobiographies continues with twenty-four further essays. The individuals concerned include the three editors, Roger Guillemin, and Solly Zuckerman. These are the second generation of pioneers, whose contribu...