... the majority of “clear cell” HCCs. The subtypes are significantly correlated with a few variables, suggesting valid differences of the subtypes, although additional study is warranted, particularly to standardize the definition of SH-HCC. Hepatocellular carcinoma lear cell iver teatohepatitis teatosis...

...) at 10 fl oz/acre (+ Dynamic 0.5% v:v), Lorsban 4E (chlorpyrifos) at 3 pt/acre, Sevin XLR (carbaryl) at 3 liters/acre, and an untreated control. The experiment was conducted in a cranberry bog, cv. ‘Ben Lear’, located at the Rutgers P.E. Marucci Center in Chatsworth, New Jersey. Plots were 91 × 91 cm...

..., the 1970 Russian film version of King Lear (Korol Lir) directed by Grigori Kozintsev represents the pinnacle of Shakespeare on film. Yet the film infamously cuts perhaps the most famous scene of the play—the scene at Dover cliff, in which Edgar leads the blinded Gloucester to an imaginary...

... alternative, for the authors, with Jonathan Lear (2000) , are persuaded that Aristotle’s account of happiness amounts to a deadly seduction. By locating happiness in a state of contemplation that is beyond the ordinary conditions of human life, Aristotle, like Bacon, makes happiness dependent on escaping...

...Farr A. Curlin *Address correspondence to: Farr A. Curlin, MD, Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities & History of Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Box 3040, Durham, NC 27710, USA. E-mail: [email protected] . In what follows, I describe Lear’s account of irony and indicate...

... a staple of adaptation criticism. Outside broadcast theatre cinema Richard II King Lear liveness . This paper will explore the ‘outside broadcasting’ of theatrical productions during the early twenty-first century. In considering this fairly recent...

...Philip Parry LEAR And my poore foole is hangd, no, no life, why should a | dog, a horse, a rat of life and thou no breath at all, O thou wilt | come no more, neuer, neuer, neuer, pray you vndo this button, | thanke you sir, O, o, o, o. EDGAR He faints my Lord, my Lord. LEAR Breake hart, I...

...Yvonne Griggs In certain critical circles, King Lear has been deemed, similarly, a morality play showing us a redemptive path strewn with promises of regeneration (Mack 117), its message being much more positive than that of the early gangster films of the 1930s with their explicit...

... Prevention Study EPIC, European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition ERR, excess relative risk LEAR, lifetime excess absolute risk LERR, lifetime excess relative risk TSCE, two-step clonal expansion model The earliest approaches to mathematically investigate cancer began in the early...

... of old age suggest unresolved conflict between youth and age, there often appear young characters in these works who mediate between these polar extremes, thus becoming instruments of generational continuity. King Lear Old Goriot Generational continuity Generational equity Exploitative elders Ageism...

... that the Kantian project cannot fully answer the challenge of scepticism. Stroud further argues that Jonathan Lear's Kantian reading of the later Wittgenstein, alluring the latter into the realm of idealism, does not succeed to the extent desired by Lear. Frege G idealism Lear J Kant I knowledge Hume D...

...This chapter re-examines Shakespeare's use of Samuel Harsnett's Declaration of Egregious Popish Impostures (1603) in King Lear: Harsnett's polemical satire functions as a piece of genre criticism that redefines Catholic exorcisms as sometimes ironically tragic...

..., like Job’s, was divinely authorized for a finite period of time. A wave of theological and literary writings affirm the remarkable impact of the Joban trajectory of suffering in early modern culture. Shakespeare’s King Lear is no exception. Yet, instead of upholding the Joban paradigm...

...This chapter discusses two charges to the effect that Davidson’s argument against the possibility of radically different conceptual schemes would establish some form of idealism if it was sound. The charges are due to Thomas Nagel and Jonathan Lear. The chapter argues against Nagel’s charge...

...As You Like It, written and performed sometime between 1598 and 1600, is a genial comedy with an uncanny similarity to King Lear in structure and themes. The resemblance is based on the depiction by both plays of the division of families and the disruption...

... a common essence. Elizabethan tragedy differs from Greek, but Shakespearean tragedy differs from Marlovian, King Lear is utterly distinct from Othello, and the Quarto and Folio texts of King Lear actually furnish the readers with two plays, not one...

...Shakespeare, it has been claimed, was the first to translate into English words the laws of vanishing-point perspective. So, according to art historians, Edgar's projection in King Lear of the view of the Channel from ‘the extreme verge’ of Dover Cliff was unprecedented in its...

... and Adonis he explores the traumatic severing of eye and mind’s eye; in King Lear he dismantles the age-old poetic association of blindness and wisdom. eye s fancy located in faculty psychology allusions to in Macbeth imagination aesthetic utility of light metaphor of in Romeo...

...This section introduces Edgar/Tom’s role as one that epitomizes Shakespeare’s radical testing of theatrical, political, experiential, and metaphysical possibility. It also explains how the book will be a sustained reading of King Lear. The Edgar-part witnesses, suffers, or refracts...

...Chapter abstract 3–5 sentences, or around 120 words and no more than 200 words This section looks at the closing scene in both the Quarto and Folio, as Edgar recounts the death of Gloucester, and the return of Kent, and Lear enters with the apparently-dead body of Cordelia...