Guido Almansi

Simon Henderson

First published in 1983, Harold Pinter is an original study into the work of one of Britain’s foremost dramatists. The book celebrates Pinter’s elusiveness as a writer. It considers his position as a specifically contemporary writer of the post-modernist tradition, and explores his use of language as a sophisticated means of non-communication, acting as a smokescreen behind which his characters lie. The book presents the language games used by Pinter according to their strategic importance, beginning with his earlier works and suggesting a chronological progression. It also discusses Pinter’s later developments, such as the screenplay for The French Lieutenant’s Woman. Harold Pinter is ideal for anyone with an interest in the work and literary techniques of contemporary writers and dramatists.

Harold Pinter

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Eric F. Wolstenholme

Allan Gavine

Combines managerial problem solving methodology of System Dynamics with a variety of techniques available for structured development of MIS. Presents a strategic view of MIS targeted to provide a systemic and dynamic evaluation of an MIS effect on its host organization along with offering a means of assessment which can be implemented at any stage during the MIS development life cycle.

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