Perspectives on Romanticism: A Transformational Analysis.

Morse, David

Arts & Photography

Barnes&Noble Books

A Transformational Analysis , invokes a more up to date convention, hinting at the presence of Chomsky and the structuralists, whereby the "analytical understanding promised in the blurb will be deployed into an inexorable proof. David Morse's book subsist by drawing upon elements of both these styles. At times, authors and books and sources find their way into his account apparently in a leisured manner, important chiefly because he happens to have read them and because they make a point in a deft and literate manner. On other occasions his chosen example operate as newly discovered world historical, or rather "literary-historical" texts around which the critical tradition has mysteriously and misguidedly failed to orient itself. ( Boston University review)

Perspectives on Romanticism: A Transformational Analysis

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Barnes & Noble Imports

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American Romanticism Volume 1: From Cooper to Hawthorne

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

From Melville to James

David Morse has aptly paired rock lyrics with their counterparts in classical poetry to show that poetry and rock are both based on the need to express human emotion.

Grandfather Rock

DELACORTE PRESS

The first resource to offer a comprehensive overview of acquisitions processes in health sciences libraries, this volume addresses the basic ordering and receiving functions common to all types of libraries, as well as the unique challenges of acquisitions work in the demanding health sciences environment. Individual chapters cover monograph acquisitions, serials acquisitions, post-acquisition serials control activities such as binding and maintenance of holding records, and acquisition of audiovisual and digital media. The book describes both manual and automated methods, but emphasis is placed on the growing functionality and affordability of automated systems even for smaller libraries.  The focus throughout is on the practical day-to-day work of the acquisitions process, but attention is also devoted to the theoretical problem of redefining the acquisitions function in relation to other professional areas such as collection development and cataloging, and to the changing role of libraries in the digital environment. The book highlights the need for acquisitions librarians to embrace the world of digital information in all its technical complexity if they are to retain a useful and vital role in the library of the twenty-first century.

Acquisitions in Health Sciences Libraries

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Scarecrow Press

This reader-friendly, four-color reference book is packed with more than 900 easy-to-understand definitions of cyberwords and time-saving tips to make navigating the Net easy, exciting and enlightening.

Cyberdictionary: Your Guide to the Wired World

Business & Money

Knowledge Exchange

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