Brian Gill

Dushan Bresky

Miroslav Malik

Applying the criteria of esthetic evaluation outlined in "Literary" "Practice I, " Bresky continues his trilogy with multilevel valuatory analysis of the writing techniques distinguishing literary art. Each chapter defines and illustrates stylistic elements categorized as semantic, rhetorical, macrorhetorical, prosodic, syntactic and compositional (macrosyntactic) stimuli. The main goal is to appraise the scope and power of their stimulative intensity. Bresky again collaborates with biometrist Miroslav Malik and invited Brian Gill to contribute the chapter on the esthetics of syntax. In recording reader responses, Malik uses new sensitive equipment reflecting the evolution of biometric methods. The results demonstrate the auxiliary role of biometric measurements in the assessment of elusive esthetic impact. With its -mini-anthology- of illustrative texts, the study can serve not only as a scholarly reference but also as a textbook in literature courses devoted to criticism, theory, or creative writing. The author is now completing "Literary Practice III" - "Esthetics of Literary Subjects.""

Esthetics of Style

Joe Zuffoletto

Gary Wells

Rich Helton

Michael Madrid

Sunil Makhijani

BEA WebLogic Server is the premier Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application server--a product that lets e-businesses roll out sophisticated, Java-based services to Web or wireless clients. Written by the CEO and staff of ZeeWare, Inc., this incisive guide is packed with real-world examples that show developers step by step how to prototype, build, and administer large, complex WebLogic applications.

BEA Weblogic Server Bible

Karen Ross

Michael Timpane

Dominic Brewer

How can the education of our nation's children be improved? Vouchers and charter schools aim to improve education by providing families with more choice in the schooling of their children and by decentralizing the provision of educational services. While supporters argue that school choice is essential to rescue children from failing schools, opponents claim that it may destroy America's public education system. The authors undertake an exhaustive and critical view of the evidence on vouchers and charter schools. The book is a useful, unbiased primer for all those interested in this controversial topic.

What We Know and What We Need To Know About Vouchers and Charter Schools

Rhetoric vs. Reality

"Brian Gill delves into the past to reveal the background of fifteen intriguing objects in New Zealand museums. In so doing, he leads us behind the scenes into the curator's world, where a phone call from the public can lead to an exciting discovery, carefully preserved specimens may help authorities detect the invasion of alien species, and the answer to a baffling mystery can come from a tiny clue." -- Back cover.

Stories of a Museum Curator

The Owl that Fell from the Sky

Brian Gill

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