bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Reviews
Authors: Dafoe  , Coulton  , MacGillivray  , Sandwell  , McInnis Edgar , Ross Malcolm MacKenzie 
Published: March 2013

Edgar W. McInnis, The Unguarded Frontier: A History of American-Canadian Relations, reviewed by J. W. Dafoe F. M. Powicke, The Reformation in Englandreviewed by G. G. Coulton Raymond Dexter Havens, The Mind of a Poet: A Study of Wordsworth's Thought with Particular Reference to The Prelude, reviewed by J. R. MacGillivray G. P. deT. Glazebrook, Canadian External Relations: An Historical Study to 1914, reviewed by B. K. Sandwell G. P. deT. Glazebrook, Canada at the Paris Peace Conference, reviewed by B. K. Sandwell Cecil Brown, Suez to Singapore, reviewed by Edgar McInnis James Phillips, Jr., the State in Shakespeare's Greek and Roman Plays, reviewed by Malcolm Mackenzie Ross L. C. Knights, Dram and Society i the Age of Jonson, reviewed by Malcolm Mackenzie Ross Lousi B. Wright, England's Eliza, reviewed by Malcolm Mackenzie Ross Brents Stirling, "Anti-Democracy in Shakespeare: A Re-Survey, " reviewed by Malcolm Mackenzie Ross C. R. Thomson, The Translations of Lucian by Erasmus and St. Thomas More, reviewed by G. N. Maurice Kelley, This Great Argument: A Study of Milton's De Doctrina Christiana as a Gloss upon Paradise Lost, reviewed by A. E. B.
Reviews
Authors: Wallace Malcolm , Innis  , Kirkwood  
Published: March 2013

Walter Lippman, U.S. Foreign Policy: Shield of the Republic, reviewed by Malcolm W. Wallace Norman J. Silberling, The Dynamics of Business, an Analysis of Trends, Cycles, and Time Relationships in American Economic Activity since 1700 and their Bearing upon Government and Business Policy, reviewed by H. A. Innis Sigmund K. Proctor, Thomas DeQuincey's Theory of Literature, reviewed by M. M. Kirkwood
Reviews
Authors: Knox R. S. , Underhill Frank , Shaw J. E. , Wilson H. S. , Frye Northrop , Roper Gordon , Mercer Samuel 
Published: March 2013

John Palmer, Political Characters of Shakespeare, reviewed by R. S. Knox John Palmer, Comic Characters of Shakespeare, reviewed by R. S. Knox E. K. Chambers, Sources of a Biography of Shakespeare, reviewed by R. S. Knox Gerald E. Bentley, Shakespeare and Jonson: Their Reputations in the Seventeenth Century Compared; 2 vols., reviewed by R.S. Knox Edward A. Armstrong, Shakespeare's Imagination: A study of the Psychology of Association and Inspiration, reviewed by R.S. Knox F. S. C. Northrop, The Meeting of East and West: An Inquiry Concerning World Understanding, reviewed by Frank H. Underhill Paolo Milano, ed., The Portable Dante, reviewed by J. E. Shaw Hiram Haydn, ed., The Portable Elizabethan Reader, reviewed by H. S. Wilson Alfred Kazin, ed., The Portable Blake, reviewed by Northrop Frye Mark Van Doren, ed., The Portable Emerson, reviewed by Gordon Roper W. H. P. Hatch, An Album of Dated Syriac Manuscripts, reviewed by Samuel A. B. Mercer
Reviews
Authors: Plumptre A. F. W. , Wilson H. S. , MacLennan Hugh , MacLure Millar , Leonard Henry , Daniels Roy , Conacher J. B. , Roper Gordon 
Published: March 2013

R. F. Harrod, The Life of John Maynard Keynes, reviewed by A. F. W. Plumptre Allardyce Nicoll, ed., Shakespeare Survey: An Annual Survey of Shakespearian Study and Production, reviewed by H. S. Wilson Henry N. Paul, The Royal Play of Macbeth: When, Why, and How It Was Written, reviewed by H. S. Wilson Willard Farnham, Shakespeare's Tragic Frontier, reviewed by H. S. Wilson E. K. Brown, Rhythm in the Novel, reviewed by Hugh MacLennan A. L. Rowse, The England of Elizabeth: The Structure of Society, reviewed by Millar MacLure Thomas A. Goudge, The Thought of C. S. Peirce, reviewed by Henry S. Leonard Ruth Wallerstein, Studies in Seventeenth-Century Poetic, reviewed by Roy Daniels C. E. Carrington, The British Overseas: Exploits of a Nation of Shopkeepers, reviewed by J. B. Conacher William P.D. Wightman, The Growth of Scientific Ideas, reviewed by T.A. Goudge Lewis Mansfield, Tobias Smollett: Doctor of Men and Manners, reviewed by Eugene Joliat W.M. Frohock, The Novel of Violence in America, 1920–1950, reviewed by Gordon Roper
Reviews
Authors: Henderson Thomas , Meyer Heinrich , Stacey  , Blissett William , Lynch  , Winnett  , Sibley  , Woodbury Leonard , Owen  , Roper Gordon 
Published: March 2013

Reid MacCallum, Imitation and Design and Other Essays, reviewed by Thomas G. Henderson Barker Fairley, Goethe's Faust: Six Essays., reviewed by Heinrich Meyer B. H. Liddell Hart, ed., The Rommel Papers, reviewed by C. P. Stacey D. E. S. Maxwell, The Poetry of T. S. Eliot, reviewed by William Blissett D. J. Allan, The Philosophy of Aristotle, reviewed by L. E. M. Lynch William A. Irwin, The Old Testament: Keystone of Human Culture, reviewed by F. V. Winnett Nicolai Hartmann, New Ways of Ontology, reviewed by W. M. Sibley William Bentinck-Smith, ed., The Harvard Book: Selections from Three Centuries, reviewed by Leonard Woodbury F. H. Heinemann, Existentialism and the Modern Predicament, reviewed by D. R. G. Owen Leon Edel, Henry James: The Untried Years, 1843–1870, reviewed by Gordon Roper
Reviews
Authors: Barker  , Woodhouse  , Shaw  
Published: March 2013

R. M. Adams, Ikon: Milton and the Modern Critics, reviewed by A. E. Barker Kenneth Muir, John Milton, reviewed by A. E. Barker Robert H. West, Milton and the Angels, reviewed by A. E. Barker Howard Schultz, Milton and Forbidden Knowledge, reviewed by A. E. Barker F. T. Prince, The Italian Element in Milton's Verse, reviewed by A. E. Barker Helen Darbishire, ed., The Poetical Works of John Milton, reviewed by A. E. Barker René Wellek, A History of Modern Criticsm: 1750–1950, I, The Later Eighteenth Century [1750–1800], II, The Romantic Age [1800–1830],reviewed by A. S. P. Woodhouse Rene Wellek, A History of Modern Criticism: 1750–1950 Vol I, II, III, reviewed by J. E. Shaw
Reviews
Authors: Allen Frank , Innis  , Woodhouse  
Published: March 2013

E. F. Burton, ed., The Phenomenon of Superconductivity, reviewed by Frank Allen Canadian Problems as seen by Twenty Outstanding Men of Canada, reviewed by H. A. Innis The Liberal Way, a Record of Opinion on Canadian Problems as expressed and discussed at the First Liberal Summer Conference, Port Hope, September, 1933, reviewed by H. A. Innis Francis Hankin and T. W. L. MacDermot, Recovery by Control, a Diagnosis and Analysis of the Relations between Business and Government in Canada, reviewed by H. A. Innis W. H. Moore, The Definite National Purpose, reviewed by H. A. Innis Contributions to Canadian Economics, vol. VI, reviewed by H. A. Innis Papers and Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, vol. V, reviewed by H. A. Innis A. S. Tuberville, ed., Johnson's England: An Account of the Life and Manners of his Age, reviewed by A. S. P. Woodhouse
Reviews
Authors: Brady Alexander , Clark  , Brett  
Published: March 2013

Leon Trotsky, The History of the Russian Revolution, reviewed by Alexander Brady Alexander Kerensky, The Crucifixion of Liberty, reviewed by Alexander Brady Joseph Stalin, Leninism, reviewed by Alexander Brady Arthur Rosenberg, A History of Bolshevism, reviewed by Alexander Brady Louis J. A. Mercier, The Challenge of Humanism: An Essay in Comparative Criticism, reviewed by A. F. B. Clark A. D. Nock, Conversion: The Old and the New in Religion from Alexander the Great to Augustine of Hippo, reviewed by G. S. Brett
Reviews
Authors: Wood John , Bruckmann Patricia 
Published: March 2013

Maurice Z. Shroder, Icarus. The Image of the Artist in French Romanticism, reviewed by John S. Wood George Ross Ridge, The Hero in French Decadent Literature, reviewed by John S. Wood Victor Brombert, The Intellectual Hero. Studies in the French Novel, 1880–1955, reviewed by John S. Wood Laurent LeSage, The French New Novel: An Introduction and a Sampler, reviewed by John S. Wood Fredric Jameson, Sartre: The Origins of a Style, reviewed by John S. Wood Elliot M. Grant, Zola's "Germinal". A Critical and Historical Study, reviewed by John S. Wood Herbert S. Gershman and Kernan B. Whitworth, Jr., Anthology of Critical Prefaces to the Nineteenth-century French novel, reviewed by John S. Wood George J. Becker, ed., Documents of Modern Literary Realism, reviewed by John S. Wood Henry Peyre, Literature and Sincerity, reviewed by John S. Wood Alexander Pope, Pastoral Peotry and An Essay on Criticism, reviewed by Patricia Brückmann Reuben A. Brower, Alexander Pope: The Poetry of Allusion, reviewed by Patricia Brückmann Benjamin Boyce, The Character-Sketches in Pope's Poems, reviewed by Patricia Brückmann Earl Wasserman, Pope's Epistle to Bathurst: A Critical Reading with An Edition of the Manuscripts, reviewed by Patricia Brückmann
Reviews
Authors: Rathé  , McMaster  , Rajan  
Published: March 2013

Catalogue of Books and Manuscripts. Part 1: French Sixteenth-Century Books, reviewed by C.E. Rathé Madeline House and Graham Storey, eds., The Letters of Charles Dickens, reviewed by R.D. McMaster Edward Engelberg, The Vast Design, reivewed by B. Rajan Alex Zwerdling, Yeats and the Heroic Ideal, reviewed by B. Rajan Leonard E. Nathan, The Tragic Drama of William Butler Yeats, reviewed by B. Rajan Robin Skelton and Ann Saddlemyer, eds., The World of W. B. Yeats, reviewed by B. Rajan
Reviews
Authors: Maclure Millar , Endicott  , Carroll John , Douglas  
Published: March 2013

Raymond Klibansky, Erwin Panofsky, and Fritz Saxl, Saturn and Melancholy: Studies in the History of Natural Philosophy, Religion, and Art, reviewed by Millar Maclure Sir Thomas Browne, Religio Medici and Other Works, reviewed by N.J. Endicott R.R. Crawley and George Yost, Studies in Sir Thomas Browne, reviewed by n.J. Endicott Henry Dan Piper, F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Critical Portrait, reviewed by John Carroll Sergio Perosa, The Art of F. Scott Fitzgerald, reviewed by John Carroll John Kuehl, ed., The Apprentice Fiction of F. Scott Fitzgerald, reviewed by John Carroll F. Scott Fitzgerald, Letters to His Daughter, reviewed by John Carroll G.M.A. Grube, The Greek and Roman Critics, reviewed by A.E. Douglas
Reviews
Authors: Visser Colin , Morgan Peter , Bentley Jr.  
Published: March 2013

Anne T. Barbeau,The Intellectual Design of John Dryden's Heroic Plays, reviewed by Colin Visser. C.R. Sanders, The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, reviewed by Peter Morgan Joyce Hemlow, The Journals and Letters of Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay), reviewed by G.E. Bentley Jr.
Reviews
Authors: Jones  , Allen Peter 
Published: March 2013

S. Viswanathan, The Shakespeare Play as Poem: A Critical Tradition in Perspective, reviewed by G. P. Jones Kenneth Muir, Shakespeare's Sonnets, reviewed by G. P. Jones Steven Urkowitz, Skakespeare's Revision of 'King Lear', reviewed by G. P. Jones Kenneth Muir, ed., Shakespeare Survey: An Annual Survey of Shakespearian Study and Production, Vol. 33, reviewed by G. P. Jones Norman Rabkin, Shakespeare and the Problem of Meaning, reviewed by G. P. Jones Larry S. Champion, Perspective in Shakespeare's English Histories, reviewed by G. P. Jones Charles Frey, Shakespeare's Vast Romance: A Study of 'The Winter's Tale' , reviewed by G. P. Jones Martin Scofield, The Ghosts of 'Hamlet': The Play and Modern Writers, reviewed by G. P. Jones Robert Bernard Martin, Tennyson: The Unquiet Heart, reviewed by Peter Allen Donald S. Hair, Domestic and Heroic in Tennyson's Poetry, reviewed by Peter Allen Kerry McSweeney, Tennyson and Swinburne as Romantic Naturalists, reviewed by G. P. Jones
Reviews
Authors: Adamowski  , Mitterand Henri , Graham Victor 
Published: March 2013

Jean-Paul Sartre, The Family Idiot: Gustave Flaubert, 1821–1857, reviewed by T. H. Adamowski Hazel E. Barnes, Sartre and Flaubert, reviewed by T. H. Adamowski Gérard Genette, Palimpsestes, reviewed by Henri Mitterand J. M. Cocking, Collected Essays on the Writer and His Art, reviewed by Victor E. Graham
Reviews
Authors: Green Eugene , Wikborg Eleanor , Waterhouse David , Keith  , Rosenberg Aubrey 
Published: March 2013

Elizabeth C. Traugott and Mary L. Pratt, Linguistics for Students of Literature, reviewed by Eugene Green and Eleanor Wikborg Andrew Pekarik, ed., Ukinfune. Love in 'The Tale of Genji', reviewed by David Waterhouse David Williams, A World of His Own: The Double Life of George Borrow, reviewed by W. J. Keith Michael Collie, George Borrow: Eccentric, reviewed by W. J. Keith Maurice Cranston, Jean-Jacques: The Early Life and Work of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, reviewed by Aubrey Rosenberg
Reviews
Authors: Lock Charles , Picard Anne-Marie , Zitner Sheldon , Radloff Bernhard , Narveson Jan , Brady Jennifer 
Published: March 2013

Richard F. Gustafson, Leo Tolstoy: Resident and Stranger: A Study in Fiction and Theology, reviewed by Charles Lock Gary Saul Morson, Hidden in Plain View: Narrative and Creative Potentials in 'War and Peace', reviewed by Charles Lock Julia Kristeva, Soleil noir: dépression et mélancolie, reviewed by Anne-Marie Picard Gerald Graff, Professing Literature: An Institutional History, reviewed by Sheldon P. Zitner Christopher Fynsk, Heidegger: Thought and Historicity, reviewed by Bernhard Radloff L. W. Sumner, The Moral Foundation of Rights, reviewed by Jan Narveson Sara J. van den Berg, The Action of Ben Jonson's Poetry, reviewed by Jennifer Brady
Reviews
Authors: Lock Charles , Henderson Greig , Gerson  , Solecki Sam , Roazen Paul 
Published: March 2013

Modris Eksteins, The Great War and the Birth of the Modern Age, reviewed by Charles Lock David Harvey, The Condition of Postmodernity: An Enquiry into the Origins of Cultural Change, reviewed by Charles Lock Michael Fischer, Stanley Cavell and Literary Skepticism, reviewed by Greig Henderson Stanely Cavell, This New Yet Unapproachable America: Lectures after Emerson and after Wittgenstein, reviewed by Greig Henderson Richard Rorty, Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity, reviewed by L. P. Gerson George Steiner, Real Presences, reviewed by Sam Solecki Edith Kurzweil, The Freudians: A Comparative Perspective, reviewed by Paul Roazen
Review Article
Authors: Jeffrey David 
Published: March 2013

Robert Alter, The Art of Biblical Narrative, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Robert Alter, The Art of Biblical Poetry, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Robert Alter and Frank Kermode, eds., The Literary Guide to the Bible, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey John B. Gable and Charles B. Wheeler, The Bible as Literature: An Introduction, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey John H. Gottcent, The Bible; A Literary Study, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Patrick Grant, Reading the New Testament, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Gabriel Josipovici, The Book of God: As Essay on the Bible, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Wesley A. Kort, Story, Text and Scripture: Literary Interests in Biblical Narrative, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey Stephen Prickett, Words and the Word: Language, Poetics, and Biblical Interpretation, reviewed by David L. Jeffrey
Reviews
Authors: Adamowski  , Chambers Douglas , Onyeoziri Gloria Nne 
Published: March 2013

Donald Clarke, All or Nothing at All: A Life of Frank Sinatra, T. H. Adamowski Will Friedwald, Sinatra! The Song Is You. a Singer's Art, reviewed by T. H. Adamowski John Lahr, Sinatra: The Artist and the Man, reviewed by T. H. Adamowski Steven Petkov and Leonard Mustazza, the Frank Sinatra Reader, reviewed by T. H. Adamowski Frank Sinatra, The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings, T. H. Adamowski John Goodrige, Rural Life in Eighteenth-Century English Poetry, reviewed by Douglas Chambers Charlotte Klonk, Science and the Perception of Nature: British Landscape Art in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, reviewed by Douglas Chambers Philippe Hamon, L'ironie littéraire: essai sur les formes de l'ériture oblique, reviewed by Gloria Nne Onyeoziri
Ein neuester Text im Ḫana-Stil in mittelassyrischer Schrift
Authors: Tsukimoto Akio 
Published: March 2013

Le contrat de vente de champ publié dans cette contribution peut être ajouté au nombre de ceux réunis par A. Podany dans son livre sur The Land of Hana: Kings, Chronology, and Scribal Tradition , 2002, même s’il est plus tardif. Le texte est rédigé en écriture médioassyrienne et date du règne de Teglat-Phalasar I (1114-1076 av. J.-C.) La mention de la ville de Qa?una permet de proposer que ce texte provienne de la région du Moyen Habur comme deux autres contrats tardifs de l’époque de « Hana », LH 15 et LH 17. Cela devrait indiquer que les traditions scribales et juridiques du royaume de Hana ont perduré au-delà de l’époque durant laquelle cette dynastie a dominé la région. Dans ce cas, les traditions étaient ancrées et transmises dans les communautés locales plus que par le pouvoir royal.
The Toponyms, ‘the Land of Māri', in the Late Second Millennium B.C.
Authors: Shibata Daisuke 
Published: March 2013

Depuis que, dans les années 1990, un petit royaume local médio-assyrien appelée « Pays de Mari » a été découvert dans la région du Moyen Habur, la question de la signification du toponyme Mari a fait couler beaucoup d’encre. La présente contribution reprend le débat en énumérant les attestations diverses de ce toponyme durant la deuxième moitié du IIe millénaire. Les résultats de ce survol sont : (1) certaines attestations du toponyme renvoient à la région du Moyen Euphrate, probablement à la prestigieuse ville de Mari, tandis que d’autres se réfèrent au Moyen Habur. Cela veut dire que nous avons affaire à deux toponymes différents, homonymes, et utilisés en même temps dans la deuxième moitié du IIe millénaire. (2) Les attestations de ce toponyme dans des textes de Nuzi peuvent être considérées comme les références les plus anciennes actuellement connues à la dynastie locale du « Pays de Mari » du Habur.
Assyrian royal discourse between local and imperial traditions at the Hābūr
Authors: Pongratz-Leisten Beate 
Published: March 2013

Il est difficile d’enquêter sur le discours idéologique accompagnant l’expansion assyrienne vers l’ouest durant la seconde moitié du IIe millénaire, car il n’y a pas encore de commun accord des spécialistes de l’histoire politique sur l’étendue de l’influence exercée par Assur dans cette région. Par ailleurs, la documentation s’est accrue ces dernières années avec la découverte de sites dans les vallées du Balih, du Habur ou de l’Euphrate. Dans cette contribution, l’auteur s’intéresse à l’émergence d’un discours royal médio-assyrien dans deux domaines : 1) quel fut l’impact de l’influence culturelle assyro-hourrite sur les pratiques religieuses des Assyriens et 2) l’image homogène que reflètent les inscriptions royales assyriennes correspond-elle à une réalité historique ? Il semble à l’auteur que le degré d’assyrianisation que nous constatons grâce aux standards bureaucratiques et que l’on observe au 13 e siècle depuis Tell Ali/Atmannu sur la rive gauche du Petit Zab jusqu’à Tell Šēḫ Ḥamad/Dūr Katlimmu sur le Habur ne peut pas servir à mesurer l’intensité de l’influence exercée par les stratégies culturelles préexistantes des élites culturelles et religieuses du Hanigalbat, soit la région entre Euphrate et Habur incluant la région du Haut-Tigre. L’architecture monumentale, l’art et les inscriptions officielles produites par ces élites des régions de l’ouest montrent, d’un autre côté, la fascination exercée par les marques assyriennes du prestige et du pouvoir et leur souhait de se fondre dans le discours de l’empire émergeant. Le propos de la contribution est de clarifier l’image si variable de la rencontre interculturelle des régions à l’ouest d’Aššur.
Les mâdidum et le commerce du grain sur l'Euphrate
Authors: Chambon Grégory 
Published: March 2013

L’étude de l’emploi, dans deux lettres paléobabyloniennes de Mari, du terme mâdidum , compris comme « mesureur (de grain) », apporte une nouvel éclairage sur le début du règne de Zimrî-Lîm. D’une part, elle permet de mieux décrire une mission diplomatique montée par le roi de Mari auprès du roi d’Alep, dans un contexte d’alliances politiques. D’autre part, elle permet d’enrichir notre connaissance sur une vaste opération commerciale montée par Mari afin de se procurer des quantités importantes de grain dans la région de Carkémish. Enfin, la reconstitution de l’ensemble de ce dossier nous offre des informations importantes sur le rôle du personnel mâdidum / ebbum .
Élites délinquantes et résistance au stigmate
Authors: Lascoumes Pierre 
Published: March 2013

Pour la sociologie de la déviance interactionniste, le processus de stigmatisation passe par des rituels de dégradation. En poursuivant cette perspective, l’auteur considère que les élites délinquantes bénéficient au contraire de rituels de restauration quand elles sont mises en cause. Ils se manifestent de façon parallèle à la procédure judiciaire pour lui enlever une grande partie de ses effets dépréciatifs. A propos du procès dans lequel J. Chirac a été condamné, trois processus sont montrés : une restauration par la procédure, une autre par la minimisation des faits illicites, une troisième par une négation de l’intention transgressive. Ces rituels produisent une situation originale d’un individu à la fois coupable et innocenté.
Intradermal Delivery of TLR Agonists in a Human Explant Skin Model: Preferential Activation of Migratory Dendritic Cells by Polyribosinic-Polyribocytidylic Acid and Peptidoglycans
Authors: Oosterhoff Dinja , Heusinkveld Moniek , Lougheed Sinéad M. , Kosten Ilona , Lindstedt Malin , Bruijns Sven C. M. , van Es Thomas , van Kooyk Yvette , van der Burg Sjoerd H. , de Gruijl Tanja D. 
Published: March 2013

AbstractTLR agonists are attractive candidate adjuvants for therapeutic cancer vaccines as they can induce a balanced humoral and T cell–mediated immune response. With a dense network of dendritic cells (DCs) and draining lymphatics, the skin provides an ideal portal for vaccine delivery. Beside direct DC activation, TLR agonists may also induce DC activation through triggering the release of inflammatory mediators by accessory cells in the skin microenvironment. Therefore, a human skin explant model was used to explore the in vivo potential of intradermally delivered TLR agonists to stimulate Langerhans cells and dermal DCs in their natural complex tissue environment. The skin-emigrated DCs were phenotyped and analyzed for T cell stimulatory capacity. We report that, of six tested TLR-agonists, the TLR2 and -3 agonists peptidoglycan (PGN) and polyribosinic-polyribocytidylic acid (Poly I:C) were uniquely able to enhance the T cell–priming ability of skin-emigrated DCs, which, in the case of PGN, was accompanied by Th1 polarization. The enhanced priming capacity of Poly I:C–stimulated DCs was associated with a strong upregulation of appropriate costimulatory molecules, including CD70, whereas that of PGN-stimulated DCs was associated with the release of a broad array of proinflammatory cytokines. Transcriptional profiling further supported the notion that the PGN- and Poly I:C–induced effects were mediated through binding to TLR2/nucleotide-binding oligomerization domain 2 and TLR3/MDA5, respectively. These data warrant further exploration of PGN and Poly I:C, alone or in combination, as DC-targeted adjuvants for intradermal cancer vaccines.