Again, he returned to the problem in his Summa de quaestionibus Armenorum, where the matter is treated in a dialogue form.
Meanwhile the patient is involved in the imagination process in a dialogue form.
In the current study, we are evaluating a tailored, dialogue-based online health information system that provides information on CLBP, accompanying psychological problems, diagnostic and treatment options, compared with a standard website which provides the same health information but without using a dialogue form, tailoring or interactive components.
August 1572 Madrid, Spain 1618 Paredes de Nava, Spain Agustín de Rojas Villandrando, (born August 1572, Madrid died 1618, Paredes de Nava, Spain), Spanish actor and author whose most important work, El viaje entretenido ("The Pleasant Voyage"), a picaresque novel in dialogue form, provides a valuable account of the Spanish theatre in the 16th century and of the life of the actors.
In 1788, Jacobi published a piece in dialogue form in the Deutsches Museum.
Discussing "Hiroshima, Mon Amour," Resnais said, "Marguerite Duras, for me, is 'The Square'" — a novel written in dialogue form — "she's as much an author for the theatre".
In alternating dialogue form a man is interrogated about the ownership of various items found in his home.
By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, October 21 , 1972P. 36 In alternating dialogue form a man is interrogated about the ownership of various items found in his home.
The New Yorker, October 21 , 1972P. 36 In alternating dialogue form a man is interrogated about the ownership of various items found in his home.
By Lamar Herrin The New Yorker, October 29 , 1990P. 38 In dialogue form, a man whose father has just died tells his wife about three years of his childhood, spent in an Illinois subdivision, in the early 1950s.
His prose masterpiece, De los nombres de Cristo (1583 85), a treatise in the dialogue form popularized by the followers of Erasmus on the various names given to Christ in Scripture, is the supreme exemplar of Spanish classical prose style: clear, lofty, and, though studied, entirely devoid of affectation.
