The tourist Italy of the perpetual village is presented, in "The American," as if in a guidebook or glossy travel magazine, complete with an elderly, worldly-wise priest's lament that "Americans have no sense of history".
But in general, some of the same issues may arise in the blogs that are present in the guidebooks because the writers tend to come from the same pool of people: economically, culturally or nationally, and are often foreign to the country they are writing about.
In order to produce a reference guidebook adapted to the Lebanese social structure, Lebanon Country Office involved 58 Lebanese experts from different specializations and scope of competence to verify the validity and credibility of the information presented in this book.
"We'd read about it in the guidebook," Marcia said.
I had read about it in the guidebook.
More detailed information is provided in the guidebook "South Coast Track," by John and Monica Chapman (john.chapman.name).name
Other topics covered in the guidebook are relevant for all early-career scientists.
In any other country, these pools would be highlighted, bullet-pointed and asterisked in the guidebook.
Also listed in the guidebook were garden salad, coleslaw, melon, fruit drinks, soft drinks, and coffee.
Whilst the GP expresses some uncertainty regarding the likelihood of all patients reading the guidebook, she outlines its usefulness for highlighting key topics in the guidebook during consultations and encouraging patients to focus on them.
This was something not in the guidebooks.
