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  • 1
    UID:
    gbv_1022993372
    Format: 543 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates , illustrations (some colour) , 24 cm
    ISBN: 9781781556399 , 1781556393
    Content: "From humble beginnings as a ̀barefoot boy' in a small town in the heart of South Africa, he learned to mix with presidents and prime ministers, with royalty and popes, and quickly embraced the high-life of the jet-set who surrounded him. Throughout life, he was a serial womanizer, bedding famous European film stars (and their secretaries). He survived three tempestuous marriages and divorces, each wife becoming younger than the last until their age difference reached 40 years. This scientifically-trained surgeon called on the services of a ẁitchdoctor' (a sangoma)-unsuccessfully-to help punish those who had contributed to the break-up of his second marriage. With no experience himself, he trained his daughter to become the second-ranked water skier in the world, though he was disappointed she never became world champion. Perhaps the immense effort he put into driving her to success accounted for the relative neglect of his oldest son, who, as a young doctor, suffered increasing depression until he died of a drug overdose at an early age. The surgeon pursued his goals in heart surgery despite a lifetime of pain from arthritis and a disability from asthma, which might eventually have killed him. Having established the first major heart surgery programme in Africa, he eventually became distracted by other interests until he was a mere shadow in his own department. Yet he remained in the public eye through his gifts for public speaking and as a writer..."--
    Note: Includes bibliographical references and index
    Language: English
    Keywords: Barnard, Christiaan 1922-2001 ; Biografie
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  • 2
    UID:
    gbv_837328454
    Format: xvii, 307 Seiten , Illustrationen
    Edition: First published
    ISBN: 9781472441300 , 9780815366782
    Series Statement: Digital research in the arts and humanities
    Content: Mapping the emotions of London in fiction, 1700-1900 : a crowdsourcing experiment / Ryan Heuser, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Annalise Lockhart, Erik Steiner and Van Tran -- The digital poetics of place-names in literary Edinburgh / Miranda Anderson and James Loxley -- Geographical text analysis : digital cartographies of Lake District literature / Ian Gregory and Christopher Donaldson -- Mapping fiction : the theories, tools and potentials of literary cartography / Barbara Piatti -- Bloomsday's big data : GIS, social media and James Joyce's Ulysses (1922) / Charles Travis -- Mapping fiction : spatialising the literary work / Sally Bushell -- The spatial practices of writing : Arnold Bennett and the possibilities of literary GIS / Angharad Saunders -- Between "distant" and "deep" digital mapping : walking the plotlines of Cardiff's literary geographies / Jon Anderson -- The cestrian book of the dead : a necrogeographic survey of the Dee Estuary / Les Roberts -- Making the invisible visible : place, spatial stories and deep maps / David J. Bodenhamer -- From mapping text in space to experiencing text in place : exploring literary virtual geographies / Trevor M. Harris, H. Frank Lafone and Dan Bonenberger -- Spatial frames of reference for literature through geospatial technologies / Gary Priestnall -- Geovisuality : literary implications / Tania Rossetto -- Setting the globe to spin : digital mapping and contemporary literary culture / David Cooper
    Note: Mapping the emotions of London in fiction, 1700-1900 : a crowdsourcing experiment / Ryan Heuser, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Annalise Lockhart, Erik Steiner and Van TranThe digital poetics of place-names in literary Edinburgh / Miranda Anderson and James Loxley -- Geographical text analysis : digital cartographies of Lake District literature / Ian Gregory and Christopher Donaldson -- Mapping fiction : the theories, tools and potentials of literary cartography / Barbara Piatti -- Bloomsday's big data : GIS, social media and James Joyce's Ulysses (1922) / Charles Travis -- Mapping fiction : spatialising the literary work / Sally Bushell -- The spatial practices of writing : Arnold Bennett and the possibilities of literary GIS / Angharad Saunders -- Between "distant" and "deep" digital mapping : walking the plotlines of Cardiff's literary geographies / Jon Anderson -- The cestrian book of the dead : a necrogeographic survey of the Dee Estuary / Les Roberts -- Making the invisible visible : place, spatial stories and deep maps / David J. Bodenhamer -- From mapping text in space to experiencing text in place : exploring literary virtual geographies / Trevor M. Harris, H. Frank Lafone and Dan Bonenberger -- Spatial frames of reference for literature through geospatial technologies / Gary Priestnall -- Geovisuality : literary implications / Tania Rossetto -- Setting the globe to spin : digital mapping and contemporary literary culture / David Cooper.
    Additional Edition: ISBN 9781315592596
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Cooper, David Literary Mapping in the Digital Age s.l. : Taylor and Francis, 2016 ISBN 9781472441300
    Language: English
    Subjects: Comparative Studies. Non-European Languages/Literatures , General works
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    Keywords: Englisch ; Literatur ; Digital Humanities ; Digitale Karte
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