Her own stance, closely allied to the empiricist thinking from which Campbell's philosophy derives, shares with his presentation an infusion of rationalism which separates Campbell's philosophy from David Hume's skepticism. As Austen's novels test the rhetorician's premises, her picture of rhetoric evolves into a representation beyond their limits, and the limits of her own time and place. Dr. Lynn Rigberg has taught English literature and composition on both the high school and college levels, and has written on a wide range of aesthetic subjects as a journalist and arts commentator. By Steve Reichstein GFA'61. With 82 photographs, the book showcases 28 of the borough's most visually interesting residential neighborhoods.
Detailed information is provided on schools, transportation, shopping, housing costs and recreation.
Also described are 50 interesting places to visit and 50 good restaurants. Steve Reichstein is a recently retired community development director and city planner. By Duncan A. Bruce W'54. So did David Livingstone, Jackson Pollock and Lord Byron. From the battle-scarred life of Robert the Bruce, who won Scotland's independence from the English early in the 14th century, to the military exploits of General Douglas MacArthur in World War II and Korea, this volume crosses centuries and circles the world in its presentation of history's 100 most influential Scots.