Storylines of Family Medicine is a 12-part series of thematically linked mini-essays with
accompanying illustrations that explore the many dimensions of family medicine as interpreted …

… superior, leaving Mary Clare (Elizabeth) Agnew as superior in Bermondsey. However, in
the six months that followed Clare Moore's departure, Clare Agnew's grave misunderstanding …

Of all the varied profiles of Ernest Miller Hemingway that already exist here in the twenty-first
century, perhaps none does justice to his unusual capacity for adaptation. When …

… includes a chapter on Clare which relates his versions of pastoral to those … Clare’s politics.
I did not want, however, to repeat these arguments and was drawn back to writing about Clare …

… Elizabeth (Betty) MacRae overcame numerous challenges to become the first Canadian-born
and trained female neurosurgeon to be Canadian board certified. Her journey began after …

… John Clare in this volume is copyright as summarized below. The copyright of Clare's
unpublished works is owned by Eric Robinson c/o Curtis … To know what by shorthand we …

… I have not listed Clare-centred websites. The two … Clare Blog and Simon Kövesi's John
Clare Page, supplemented by the websites of the John Clare Society itself, and the John Clare …

The study of English literature, language, culture and creative writing is an important and
dynamic enterprise. English: Shared Futures celebrates the discipline's intellectual strength, …

Despite increasing attention given to dementia by international governments and policy
makers, the focus of end of life care has been on the dying trajectory of malignant disease. …

The narrator of Ian McEwan’s Black Dogs, seeking to write a biography of his parents-in-law,
reflects that ‘Turning-points are the inventions of story-tellers and dramatists, a necessary …