... / sheet 193 of 214 Richard Bradford, A Linguistic History of English Poetry.The Interface Series. London: Routledge, xiv + pp. In this book, Richard Bradford explores the uniqueness of poetry as a lin...

... and Mental Imagery: A View from Embodied Cognition,” Style 48 , no. 3 : 275 – 93 . Mahon Bradford Z. Caramazza Alfonso 2008 “A Critical Look at the Embodied Cognition Hypothesis and a New Proposal for Grounding Conceptual Content,” Journal of Physiology — Paris 102 , nos. 1 – 3...

... into a surprising double-talk: I am the Bradford Baptist Saint David Hockney Retiring into the desert above Los Angeles For my self-portrait as a middle-aged mystic; Between bouquets I go for long drives in my Estate When nobody interrupts and I can concentrate. Now...

..., even on those who define themselves as nonbelievers. Bradford Owen applies Graesser’s construc- tionist theory of narrative comprehension to films, testing the impact of individual differences in cognitive ability through three edited versions of the film Memento (2000), in addition...

... of religiously sanctified violence (especially in canonical texts) on consequent aggression, even on those who define themselves as nonbelievers. Bradford Owen applies Graesser’s construc- tionist theory of narrative comprehension to films, testing the impact of individual differences in cognitive...

.... In the context of the present-day religious terrorism, Robert D. Ridge and Colin W. Key demonstrate the influence of religiously sanctified violence (especially in canonical texts) on consequent aggression, even on those who define themselves as nonbelievers. Bradford Owen applies Graesser’s...

..., even on those who define themselves as nonbelievers. Bradford Owen applies Graesser’s construc- tionist theory of narrative comprehension to films, testing the impact of individual differences in cognitive ability through three edited versions of the film Memento (2000), in addition...

... violence (especially in canonical texts) on consequent aggression, even on those who define themselves as nonbelievers. Bradford Owen applies Graesser’s construc- tionist theory of narrative comprehension to films, testing the impact of individual differences in cognitive ability through three...

..., Germany: Schöningh). Booker, M. Keith 1987 “Gravity’s Novel: A Note on the Genre of Gravity’s Rainbow,” Pynchon Notes 20–21: 61–68. Carey, Susan 1985 Conceptual Change in Childhood (Cambridge, MA: Bradford). Chandler, Daniel 1997 “An Introduction to Genre Theory,” Media...

... . See Gail M. Gerhart Alan Gregor Cobley Philip Bonner Bradford in Cobley and Shula Marks Bonner shows that there was a ‘‘small differential between the wages of the black petty bourgeoisie and the rest of the black working class Cobley writes: ‘‘In addition to their virtual monopoly...

... and their rhetorical function. In the first attack, Mohammed Siddique (1989), a representative of the Bradford Council for Mosques (the organization most strongly associated with the first U.K. protests against the book), writes a guest feature for a local newspaper: He has made history—by abusing his...

...- nial period (1607–1764, subdivided into early and late), the revolution- ary period (1765–1787), and the constitutional period (1787–1820). Meeting almost every week, the club began in October with Captain John Smith and John Rolfe,William Bradford and Edward Winslow, and ended in May with Daniel...