Fractured vision in Christoph Ransmayr's "Morbus Kitahara."

Article Abstract:

Christoph Ransmayr's book "Morbus Kitahara" defies characterization as a holocaust novel. Instead, the book stands as a monument to the fractured, blurry vision of the author. Ransmayr experiences and projects the blind spots of the progressive eye disease referred to by the book title. Conflicting chronologies and events further disorient the reader.

Criticism and interpretation, 20th century AD, Modern literature, Austrian literature, Literature, Modern, Ransmayr, Christoph

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24 bracing dental experts

Article Abstract:

A directory of twenty-four cosmetic dentists and orthodontists recommended by the American Association of Orthodontists and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is presented. Referral telephone numbers are given to find dental professionals in areas that are not listed.

Dentists, Directory, Orthodontists

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The calibration of belief

Article Abstract:

The alleged healing properties of intercessory prayer were tested using scientific method by Dr. Dale Matthews. Matthews drew criticism for his openly evangelical, Christian approach to healing arthritis. Some participants in the study reported improvement in their condition.

Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Rheumatoid arthritis, Prayer, Spiritual healing

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