Spenser's lexicon

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the moral rhetoric used by the characters who appear in Robert B. Parker's novels featuring the Boston private eye, Spencer. The ways in which this rhetoric, much of it based on republican values, can be subverted as it is extolled is examined.

Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Detective and mystery stories, Detective fiction, Mystery fiction, Private investigators, Parker, Robert B., Spenser (Fictitious character)

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Surreal illusions, genuine realities: disenchantment and renewal in the academy - introduction

Article Abstract:

The experiences of academics are discussed from the perspective of communication theory, with a focus on disenchantment and renewal. A revised version of the call for contributions for the special issue is included, along with a summary of e-mail responses.

Personal narratives, Universities and colleges, College teachers, College faculty, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Communication, Communications

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Polecat Turns Coyote

Article Abstract:

British Trade and Industry Secretary, Norman Tebbit, called for free trade and anti-protectionism on a recent visit to Washington. At issue is the American Export Administration Act. The strong dollar is attracting imports.

International competition (Commerce), International competition (Economics)

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