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Hannah Arendt’s conception of “the social” offers a novel perspective on contemporary debates over social media. Both critics and defenders of social media giants such as Facebook (now Meta) construe the problem with social media as a proliferation of untruths that is either the cost of liberalism or a danger requiring regulations. Arendt would have us be dubious of both conclusions while also rejecting both sets of premises. Rather, Arendt’s framework allows a diagnosis of the problem with social media as a deeper problem with the form of society itself, a problem that would remain untouched by increased regulatory measures against social media giants.

Digital reconstructions provide an accurate and reliable way to store, share, model, quantify, and analyze neural morphology. Continuous advances in cellular labeling, tissue processing, microscopic imaging, and automated tracing catalyzed a proliferation of software applications to reconstruct neural morphology. These computer programs typically encode the data in custom file formats. The resulting format heterogeneity severely hampers the interoperability and reusability of these valuable data. Among these many alternatives, the SWC file format has emerged as a popular community choice, coalescing a rich ecosystem of related neuroinformatics resources for tracing, visualization, analysis, and simulation. This report presents a standardized specification of the SWC file format. Additionally, we introduce xyz2swc, a free online service that converts all 23 reconstruction formats (and 68 variations) described in the scientific literature into the SWC standard. The xyz2swc service is available open source through a user-friendly browser interface (https://neuromorpho.org/xyz2swc/ui/) and an Application Programming Interface (API).

This list is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical work. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4...

This list is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical work. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4...

The 2016 bicentenary of Charlotte Bronte’s birth was marked by an unusually large number of publications on her life and work, including special journal issues of Victorian Review (42.2) and Victor...

The 2016 bicentenary of Charlotte Bronte’s birth and was marked by an unusually large number of publications on her life and work, including special journal issues of Victorian Review (42.2) and Victorians: A Journal of Culture and Literature (130). In order to accommodate all of this work, we have decided to review the year in two sections: the present list, which covers Charlotte Bronte alone, and a subsequent list which will cover Emily and Anne Bronte.This list is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical work. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4 (November 2011), 37.3 (September 2012), 39.1 (January 2014), 41.3 (September 2016), 42.4 (November 2017), and 43.4 (October 2018). The present part covers work published in 2016.Bibliographical details are followed where possible by summaries and assessments. Essays published in Bronte Studies are as a rule excluded, as are books reviewed in Bronte Studies; re...

This list is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical work. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4...

This list is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical work. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4 (November 2011), 37.3 (September 2012), 39.1 (January 2014) and 41.3 (September 2016). The present part covers work published in 2014.

This is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical essays. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32.2 (July 2007), 33.3 (November 2008), 34.3 (November 2009), 36.4 (November 2011), and 37.3 (September 2012). The present part covers mainly work published in 2010–11.

This is part of an annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical essays. The earlier parts were published in Bronte Studies, 32·2 (July 2007), 33·3 (November 2008), 34·3 (November 2009), and 36·4 (November 2011). The five parts cover about 250 essays published from 1999 to 2011.

This chapter has three sections: 1. Poetry. 2. Prose. 3. Drama. Section 1 is by Matthew Steggle; section 2 is by Lesley Coote; section 3(a) is by Jane Milling; section 3(b) is by James Ogden.

This is the third part of an annotated bibliography mainly of essays, either in scholarly and critical journals, or as chapters in books, 2003–2008. The first and second parts are published in Bronte Studies, 32:2 (July 2007) and 33:3 (November 2008).

This is the second part of an annotated bibliography of essays, mostly in scholarly and critical journals, 2000–2007. The first part was published in Bronte Studies, 32:2, July 2007.

This is a selective annotated bibliography reporting and describing articles on the Brontes in scholarly and critical journals, 2000–2005. I hope to bring the survey up to date in a later issue of Bronte Studies.

Concernant l'apparition du titre moderne de Comusde Milton qui s'avere le fait de sa reconnaisance critique

This is an anthology of new or not easily accessible essays by American and British scholars. The editors have striven for balance over the controversy of whether King Lear is one play (the traditional assumption) or two (the "revisionist" case).

Adult common marmosets, inoculated with either of 2 oncogenic Herpesvirus saimiri (HVS) strains, developed fatal lymphoproliferative disease within 23-25 days post inoculation (PI). The disease was identical to HVS-induced lymphoma in cotton-topped and white-lipped marmosets. Common marmosets inoculated with an attenuated HVS strain developed persistent infection; virus has been recovered from cocultivated lymphocytes of these animals for more than 384 days PI.