... best embodies and this theme will be examined throughout the monograph to produce the first comprehensive ‘biography’ of this seminal literary journal, focussing on the dominant personality in its early years in Seán O’Faoláin with important excursions into the lives of the other principal contributors...

... and a standardized terminology. Chinese medicine survived the struggle, but in the process itself became entrenched in a system of self-governmentalization. anatomy Army Medical College Tianjin body governmentality National Medical Association NMA National Medical Journal “new medicine” “old medicine” power...

...This chapter, originally published in a law journal (the UCLA Journal of Near Eastern and Islamic Law), follows up the issue of the Palestinian zakat committees which was discussed in Chapter 5. It describes a civil action launched in the US courts by the family of David Boim...

...This chapter investigates the Journal's paradoxical commitment to an insistently chronological structure in the service of a faith that found the dissolution of chronological time inherent in the turn to the inward light. It argues that this can be explained through seeing...

...This Chapter republishes a review of Amelia Fauzia’s book Faith and the State: Islamic philanthropy in Indonesia, originally published in the Asian Journal of Social Science in 2014. Most research published in English since 2000 on Islamic philanthropy...

...This chapter examines Lindsay Anderson's diaries, private writings documenting his reflections on his own personality, his colleagues, friends, family and his sexuality. His journals echo his lamentations over the absence of love in his life and the impossibility of finding it. They also recorded...

...This chapter turns to the Journal's structuring focus on Fox's journeys, and raises questions about the movement's commitment to an itinerant ministry and the ways in which, in Edward Burrough's words, ‘The worship of God in itself … is a walking with God’. While an itinerant...

...This chapter charts the loss of faith in LIBOR that began to set in during the Financial Crisis, particularly following two articles in the Wall Street Journal. Investigation by the regulators subsequently revealed that a number of early warnings had been overlooked...

... of the magazines at that time, the chapter considers how the The Architectural Review and The Architects’ Journal developed a unique approach to criticism and carved out a distinct place in the British media. Richards went on to develop his own approach to the promotion and publicity of modernism, and this chapter...