Public Health. To this end he includes sections on general and clinical bacteriology, clinical mycology, immunity, animal parasites and disease vectors, Public Health laboratory practices, field work, surveys, and office problems. The book is designed to be chiefly a laboratory manual and notebook, although much text is included as well, and the selection of experiments is complete and well org...

The impact of Greece is typified by the hyperbole of Sir Henry Main: “Except the blind forces of nature, nothing moves in this world which is not Greek in its origin.” Including the adoption of Egyptian and other earlier cultures by the Greeks, we find their patrimony in all phases of modern life. Handicrafts, mining techniques, engineering, trade, governmental regulation of commerce and more h...

in preserving their bodily and mental health and in avoiding the common preventible infectious diseases which carry off so many lives in India. The names of the authors of the manual and of the foreword are a guarantee of the accuracy of the information imparted. As Sir Leonard Rogers states in his foreword, to impart such information successfully is no easy matter, but demands in addition to k...

Public Health. To this end he includes sections on general and clinical bacteriology, clinical mycology, immunity, animal parasites and disease vectors, Public Health laboratory practices, field work, surveys, and office problems. The book is designed to be chiefly a laboratory manual and notebook, although much text is included as well, and the selection of experiments is complete and well org...

It seems it is especially postmodern literature that undermines the belief in a clear and direct relationship between the physical world and the language depicting it. Quite recently, especially the possible worlds theories and their application in literary theory have tried to explain this relationship. Analyzing the narrative techniques used by Donald Barthelme in his short story The Dragon, ...

Some authors defend literary cognitivism – the view that literary fiction is cognitively valu­ able – by drawing an analogy between cognitive values of thought experiments and literary fiction. In this paper my aim is to analyse the reasons for drawing this analogy and to see how far the analogy can be stretched. In the second part, I turn to the claim put forward by literary anti­cognitivists ...

Characters form the focus of various studies of literary works, including social network analysis, archetype induction, and plot comparison. The recent rise in the computational modelling of literary works has produced a proportional rise in the demand for character-annotated literary corpora. However, automatically identifying characters is an open problem and there is low availability of lite...