Genet left that to other interpreters, such as playwright Wendy Kesselman, who gave the story a feminist slant in My Sister in This House in the 1980s, and crime writer Ruth Rendell, whose novel A Judgement in Stone was turned into a bizarre, brilliant musical thriller by Bartlett at the Lyric in 1992.
In the present study, we administered a novel set of perceptual judgement tasks designed to investigate the ability to appreciate holistic prosodic aspects of 'expressiveness' and emotion in phrase length music and speech stimuli.
This paper addresses this challenge by presenting a novel method of utilising users' judgement of direction to obtain the location and orientation of a touch interface.
This model, therefore, predicts that PRh lesions will bias novel objects to seem familiar, as judgements are dominated by hippocampal (familiarity) activity.
And I have, with enormous pleasure, re-read Robert Harris's Archangel (Arrow), Richard North Patterson's The Final Judgement (Hutchinson), the perfect legal novel, and all the wonderful thrillers written by Michael Connelly (Orion).
Subsequent work in both judgement bias tests and a novel affective bias task suggest that these types of assay may provide translational methods for studying MDD using animals.
Using conjoint analysis, within the theoretical framework of social judgement theory, this study illustrates a novel means of examining nurses' use of clinical information when diagnosing hypovolemic shock in a series of simulated cases presented via computer.
We have begun with valence ratings to ascertain whether universality of valence judgements could be established using such novel methods before moving on to ratings of intensities of discrete emotions.
This distinction need not, however, be complete if the same subsidiary mechanisms that guide levels of exploration to individual novel and individual familiar objects might aid recognition judgements.
In the absence of any tools for the rapid confirmation of infection by the novel virus and limited availability of prophylactic treatment, the judgement of health-care personnel is the only option to prioritise the response.
The novel explores some of the tensions between the pull to moral judgement where superficiality and vulgarity are concerned and the seductions of the aesthetic, especially when veined with nostalgia.
