The 4th edition of "Neurological emergencies" edited by Professor Richard Hughes presents an up to date guide to the pathogenesis and management of common emergencies in neurology (acute stroke, tonic-clonic status epilepticus), neurosurgery (traumatic brain injury, raised intracranial pressure, subarachnoid haemorrhage, acute spinal cord compression) and related specialties such as medicine (medical coma)..
Whether you are travelling first class or on a limited budget, this Eyewitness Top 10 guide will lead you straight to the very best Cyprus has to offer. Dozens of Top 10 lists – from the Top 10 idyllic beaches to the Top 10 restaurants, wineries and festivals – provide the insider knowledge every visitor needs. And to save you time and money, there’s even a list of the Top 10 Things to Avoid. Find your way effortlessly using the detailed maps which fold out from the front and back covers, plus many smaller maps inside.
A literary figure often overshadowed by his famed wife, Sylvia Plath, and their troubled marriage, Ted Hughes was a brilliant poet in his own right who wrote some of the most important British poetry of the twentieth century. The first in-depth study of Hughes’s personal papers published after his death, The Laughter of Foxes, is here offered in a newly revised second edition. An intimate yet critical survey of Hughes’s work, The Laughter of Foxes is penned by an acclaimed scholar and one of Hughes’ closest friends.
The first collection of essays to be published since Ted Hughes' death, this volume gathers contributions from most major international Hughes scholars. The collection reflects some well-trodden paths of Hughes criticism, however, it also revisits critical discourse on his work, acknowledging that it is no longer possible to study Hughes without reference to Sylvia Plath. The collection also challenges a critical reception that has prided itself on being the mouthpiece of the poet's own ideological discourse.
Ted Hughes translations from Ovid's Metamorphoses in Audio. This is not the entire Tales from Ovid as published in book form. I first heard about Ted Hughes and his translation of Echo and Narcissus story from Daniel Robinson in TTC - Greek Legacy course lecture 1.
Text for Echo and Narcissus
http://rapidshare.com/files/141944235/Echo_and_Narcissus.rar.html
Text for Pygmalion
http://rapidshare.com/files/143412672/Pygmalion.rar.html
