Asymptotic estimate of absolute projection constants

In this note we construct a sequence of real, k-dimensional symmetric spaces Y k satisfying lim inf k Sk = p k lim inf k (Y k; l1)= p k > max w2[0;a2] h(w) > 1=(2 p 2= ); where Sk is de ned by (4) and h(w) = a21 p 2= + 2a1 q a22 w2 + w q a22 w2 with a1 = 1=(2 p 2= ) and a2 = 1 a1. This improves the lower bound obtained in [3], Th. 5.3 by maxw2[0;a2] h(w)

Review of A to Zoo: Subject Access to Children\u27s Picture Books

This article is a book review of A to Zoo: Subject Access to Children\u27s Picture Books, by Carolyn W. Lima and John A. Lim

Review of A to Zoo: Subject Access to Children\u27s Picture Books

This article is a book review of A to Zoo: Subject Access to Children\u27s Picture Books, by Carolyn W. Lima and John A. Lim

The Author As The Novel Self: Shirley Lim’s Sister Swing

While authorial omniscience is denied the biographer, I argue that Lim as novelist takes this advantage in Sister Swing as a tool through which to explore the development of self-identity through characterizations of three sisters that in combination form the tripartite self as proposed by Freud. Autobiographical memories of familial, social and cultural life experiences are the source from which Lim draws and fleshes out, in her novel, portrayals of family members seeking freedom through different ways and means. As a self-analyst probing deep within the psyche, Lim employs linguistic stylizations to express contrastive and yet complementary points of view in a polyphonic unity of expression that echoes the id, ego and superego in Freud’s topographic model of personality. This psychoanalytic reading of the novel provides an opening through which to explore the deeper meanings within the novel and how the characters are interrelated beyond the level of sisterhood