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Sensation Drama? Collins's Stage Adaptation of The Woman in White
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Sensation fiction on stage
(Cambridge University Press, 2013-10)This chapter examines the adaptation, for the nineteenth century stage, of sensation novels and their impact on Victorian theatre. It discusses the role played by the censor, as well as the move towards spectacular special ... -
Sensationalism and the Sensation Debate 1855-1890
(Pickering and Chatto, 2004)A selection of original Victorian articles charting the rise of the sensation novel from the 1850s onwards. The articles, taken from a wide range of newpapers and magazines, record something of the controversy surrounding ... -
Sense and Simplicity : Wittgenstein's Argument for Simple Objects
(2003-09-01)This paper puts forward an alternative interpretation of the argument for simple objects advanced in the 2.0s of the Tractatus. In my view, Wittgenstein derives the simplicity of objects directly from his account of possible ... -
Sense of Control and Depression during Public Health Restrictions and the COVID-19 Pandemic
(2022-11-03)Depression rates have increased significantly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, with a number of factors implicated in this increase, including stress, fear, social isolation and the psychological impact of public ... -
Sense of Deja Vu
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The sense of security and a countermeasure for the false sense (transcript of discussion)
(2011)This talk has two parts, I think: what makes users of computer systems feel secure and a countermeasure for when that sense of security is unjustified. I'm clearly not Yuko; Yuko Murayama was actually a colleague of mine ... -
The sense of smell
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A sense of space: the separation of dress and body in microgravity
(2021-10-07)In microgravity, the astronaut’s body is suspended in a void, separated from its surroundings except where measures have been taken to tether it to a surface. The experience of weightlessness can be characterised as ... -
The sense of taste
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Sense-making narratives of autistic women diagnosed in adulthood: a systematic review of the qualitative research
(2022-05-20)Few qualitative studies have explored the lives of autistic women diagnosed in adulthood, despite this knowledge being essential to inform awareness of the intersection of autism and gender. This systematic review was ... -
SENSE-project: : environmental assessment for the fruit juice industry (III)
(2015)The SENSE research project proposes a set of Key Environmental Performance Indicators (KEPI) to measure the environmental impact of the fruit juice production. The Blueprint Roadmap summarizes the policy context for the ... -
Sensing of lysophospholipids by TRPC5 calcium channel
(2006)TRPC calcium channels are emerging as a ubiquitous feature of vertebrate cells, but understanding of them is hampered by limited knowledge of the mechanisms of activation and identity of endogenous regulators. We have ...