Titlebook: Jane Austen’s Achievement; Papers delivered at Juliet McMaster Book 1976 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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George Whalleythe term, evaluative judgments about them. We look at operational accuracy as a desirable and evaluable quality of the outcomes and explore how the concepts of accuracy and precision, on the basis of insights borrowed from pragmatics and measurement theory, can be seen to do useful work in epistemol

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,: the Seventh Novel,aphical curiosity of small literary interest. The focus of attention is properly on the six completed novels. There is a limit to what can be said about a fragment only eleven and a half chapters long, a manuscript whose status is anyway questionable. While some critics believe that the text is reas

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The Great Tradition Revisited,some of us can still recall the . of astonishment with which, more than a quarter of a century ago, we read the opening sentence of that book — a sentence reminiscent in its resonant, uncompromising simplicity of the opening of Genesis:

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Jane Austen: Poet, of the thing’, I have nothing much to guide me. I have not even written a book on Jane Austen; so who can say where I stand in the critical spectrum, between the ultra-violet Janeites and the infra-red Austenists? There is, I know, a vast ocean of scholarship and criticism, puff-cheeked and sea-mon

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ze und theoretische Schwerpunkte. Inzwischen haben sich die beiden Forschungszweige inhaltlich soweit voneinander entfernt, daß sie sich nun gegenseitig mit Ideen und Methoden befruchten können und teilweise auch wollen. Für Psychologen sind die neuesten Arbeiten der Künstlichen Intelligenz, insbeso