Doctor Who (television program)
Doctor Who: Adaptations and flows
... new Doctor Who desires the attentive cinematic gaze, yet must allow for the distracted glances of disinterested viewers who might otherwise disperse, refragmenting the family audience it managed to ...
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[Y295.Ebook] Download Ebook Technophobia Tthe Tenth Doctor Doctor Who By Matt Fitton.pdf
... Tenth Doctor (Doctor Who) By Matt Fitton is sort of simple task to do every time you really ...Tenth Doctor (Doctor Who) By Matt Fitton when they are having the extra ...Tenth ...
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Fandom’s paratextual memory : remembering, reconstructing, and repatriating “lost” Doctor Who
... When Doctor Who is remembered publicly for the benefit of its fan community – and for an imagined national community – then it needs to be restored, displayed, and supported by artefacts (costumes, props, ...
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Improbable Dreams: An Exploration of the Posthuman in Doctor Who
... of who the fabled Hybrid is. An ancient Time Lord prophesy, Doctor Who informs us, holds that “The Hybrid is a creature thought to be crossbred from two warrior ...the Doctor expresses “The ...
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Doctor Who, Steampunk, and the Victorian Christmas
... actress who plays Madam Vastra in “The Snowmen,” told Doctor Who Magazine, “I love reading Sherlock Holmes, and that feel of the Basil Rathbone ...in Doctor Who 34 ...in Doctor ...
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Enlightenment was the choice: Doctor Who and the Democratisation of Science
... series, Doctor Who. Doctor Who has frequently explored past colonial scenarios and has depicted cosmopolitan futures as multiracial and queer- positive, constructing a teleological model of ...
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The church militant? The Church of England, humanity and the future in Doctor Who
... in, Doctor Who fandom might well appear to be semi-religious in nature, with its debates on canonicity and arguments about whether recent portrayals of its central figure fit with preconceived notions of ...
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The Regeneration of Doctor Who
... between Doctor Who and Louis XV is deeply ...The Doctor sees the departing coach carrying her body back to Paris, and is able to pause from his usual restless movement through time and to experience ...
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Doctor Who and the early modern world
... new Who for the importance of this period to the Doctor’s own story, this importance lying in its Englishness and a positive reappraisal of a period once so darkly foreign as far as Doctor Who was ...
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Book review: Bigger on the inside, or maybe on the outside: Lindy Orthia, ed, Doctor Who and Race; Matt Hills, ed , New Dimensions of Doctor Who: Adventures in Space, Time and Television; Paul Booth, ed , Doctor Who: Fan Phenomena; and Iain MacRury and Mi
... about Doctor Who in relation to the history of immigration from former colonies into post-war Britain comes in the parallels and dissonances Mike Hernandez finds between the Doctor and Stuart Hall, ...
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"What's a girl like you doing in a job like this?": An Investigation of Representations of Women in Doctor Who
... of Doctor Who. She is the very first companion of the ninth Doctor, introduced in the very first episode of the revived ...of Doctor Who faced new challenges, and required new roads to ...
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Mediating Human Technology Relationships: Explorations of Hybridity, Humanity and Embodiment in Doctor Who
... Laszlo who is captured by the ...the Doctor saves his life, using the Daleks’ genetics laboratory to prevent his further transformation but he cannot change Laszlo back to what he was – a ‘normal’ human ...
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“A doctor who really knows …”: a survey of community perspectives on medical students and practitioners with disability
... Survey questions on attitude toward disability in the medical profession were adapted from the British Social Attitude survey by Park and colleagues [19]. For ex- ample, a question in the British Attitude survey such as ...
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The kingdom's two bodies? : corporeal rhetoric and royal authority during the religious wars
... the doctor who prescribes in vain, and gives consultations for nothing, if the patient takes it into his head to indulge, instead of helping to cure himself: In vain also our King has prescribed peace, and ...
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Social Aspects of Drug Abuse: A Study of London Drug Offenders
... For the drug more than once per day for seven consecutive ninety-five persons who admitted taking drugs, days, yet presumably the doctor who prescribed it believed they were "addicted"-a[r] ...
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Development of Physiological Parameters Monitoring System using the Internet of Things
... Sensors, MCU and signal processing circuits were integrated in a single wrist de- vice. The patient could wear this device everywhere without any limitation. Various sensors and microprocessor were used to collect the ...
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Identification of high-quality consultation practice in primary care: the effects of computer use on doctor–patient rapport
... the doctor, who had been sitting still and listening, starts to make sum- marising ...The doctor alters the dynamic of the dialogue and then indicates transfer of attention by ...
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Ethical and Legal Arguments about Telemedicine in Colombia
... Likewise, in Colombia, there is a legal responsibility of the medical doctor be- fore the Informed Consent. This takes place despite the fact that the criterion of how and when it should be applied has had diverse ...
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An exploration of the experiences of women who stammer
... On completion of each interview I transcribed the audio recording for analysis. In line with the method of analysis used, discussed below, most non-linguistic features of speech were not recorded as the interest was only ...
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A Study on Improving the Effectiveness of Medical Emergency Service by Utilizing IoT
... the doctor, it displays victim details to the doctor and doctor gets to take his initial treatment for that ...the doctor to see the victim information without any negotiation or ...
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