Kathleen Blake
Biographic Data
| ID | 3626570 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kathleen Blake |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kathleen |
| FAMILY NAME | Blake |
| SIGNATURE | BLAKE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Physician Electronic Health Record Use After Changes in US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Documentation Requirements
This cohort study examines changes in physician electronic health record (EHR) documentation time before and after changes in Centers for Medicare & Medicaid evaluation and management requirements
Political Economy
Victorian studies has long attended to money matters in literature, while on the subject of money it has long wrung its hands. We see now a ‘new economic criticism’ that is more tolerant or even capitalist-friendly. Appreciation of Adam Smith, founding expositor of political economy, is growing. More reluctance and distaste remain as concerns Thomas Malthus. Bias and neglect continue concerning Jeremy Bentham, their utilitarian ally. J. S. Mill a…
Utilitarian Political Economy and Empire
Pleasures of Benthamism
This book offers a fresh look at the often‐censured but imperfectly understood traditions of Utilitarianism and political economy in their bearing for Victorian literature and culture. It treats writings by Jeremy Bentham, Adam Smith, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, James and John Stuart Mill, Charles Dickens, Thomas Carlyle, Anthony Trollope, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, and Rabindranath Tagore. It sets texts in historical context, examines s…
Between Economies in the Mill on the Floss: Loans Versus Gifts, Or, Auditing Mr. Tulliver's Accounts
M R. TULLIVER DRAWS LITTLE ATTENTION from critics of The Mill on the Floss compared to his children, Maggie and Tom, and his finances are hardly ever looked at in any detail, just as other sections of George Eliot's novel that concern economics are not. Yet George Eliot says Mr. Tulliver has his tragedy, as do his daughter and son, and it is precisely Mr. Tulliver's money trouble, his bankruptcy, that sets the condition for the troubles of the ne…
Bleak House , Political Economy, Victorian Studies
Dickens is not known as a political economist. He is the critic of workhouse abuses (made topical by Benthamite Poor Law reform) in Oliver Twist and the caricaturist of the father of Adam Smith and Malthus Gradgrind in Hard Times . Students of Victorian literature familiarly take Hard Times as F. R. Leavis does as a condemnation of “The World of Bentham,” of utilitarianism, philosophic radicalism, political economy. It is what we expect when Dick…
What the Narrator Learns in Jean Paul's Wutz
Edward Taylor's Protestant Poetic: Nontransubstantiating Metaphor
HE VIEW EXPRESSED in this passage from Meditation 8i, Second i Series of Edward Taylor's Preparatory Meditations before my Approach to the Lords Supper has far-reaching aesthetic as well as theological implications. In the English religious poetry of the seventeenth century there exists, I believe, a recognizably Protestant vision, productive of a recognizably Protestant poetic. This is particularly manifest in the realm essential to metaphysical…
Bleak House , Political Economy, Victorian Studies
Dickens is not known as a political economist. He is the critic of workhouse abuses (made topical by Benthamite Poor Law reform) in Oliver Twist and the caricaturist of the father of Adam Smith and Malthus Gradgrind in Hard Times . Students of Victorian literature familiarly take Hard Times as F. R. Leavis does as a condemnation of “The World of Bentham,” of utilitarianism, philosophic radicalism, political economy. It is what we expect when Dick…
Edward Taylor's Protestant Poetic: Nontransubstantiating Metaphor
HE VIEW EXPRESSED in this passage from Meditation 8i, Second i Series of Edward Taylor's Preparatory Meditations before my Approach to the Lords Supper has far-reaching aesthetic as well as theological implications. In the English religious poetry of the seventeenth century there exists, I believe, a recognizably Protestant vision, productive of a recognizably Protestant poetic. This is particularly manifest in the realm essential to metaphysical…
Edward Taylor's Protestant Poetic: Nontransubstantiating Metaphor
HE VIEW EXPRESSED in this passage from Meditation 8i, Second i Series of Edward Taylor's Preparatory Meditations before my Approach to the Lords Supper has far-reaching aesthetic as well as theological implications. In the English religious poetry of the seventeenth century there exists, I believe, a recognizably Protestant vision, productive of a recognizably Protestant poetic. This is particularly manifest in the realm essential to metaphysical…
What the Narrator Learns in Jean Paul's Wutz
Bleak House , Political Economy, Victorian Studies
Dickens is not known as a political economist. He is the critic of workhouse abuses (made topical by Benthamite Poor Law reform) in Oliver Twist and the caricaturist of the father of Adam Smith and Malthus Gradgrind in Hard Times . Students of Victorian literature familiarly take Hard Times as F. R. Leavis does as a condemnation of “The World of Bentham,” of utilitarianism, philosophic radicalism, political economy. It is what we expect when Dick…
Between Economies in the Mill on the Floss: Loans Versus Gifts, Or, Auditing Mr. Tulliver's Accounts
M R. TULLIVER DRAWS LITTLE ATTENTION from critics of The Mill on the Floss compared to his children, Maggie and Tom, and his finances are hardly ever looked at in any detail, just as other sections of George Eliot's novel that concern economics are not. Yet George Eliot says Mr. Tulliver has his tragedy, as do his daughter and son, and it is precisely Mr. Tulliver's money trouble, his bankruptcy, that sets the condition for the troubles of the ne…
Utilitarian Political Economy and Empire
Pleasures of Benthamism
This book offers a fresh look at the often‐censured but imperfectly understood traditions of Utilitarianism and political economy in their bearing for Victorian literature and culture. It treats writings by Jeremy Bentham, Adam Smith, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, James and John Stuart Mill, Charles Dickens, Thomas Carlyle, Anthony Trollope, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, and Rabindranath Tagore. It sets texts in historical context, examines s…
Political Economy
Victorian studies has long attended to money matters in literature, while on the subject of money it has long wrung its hands. We see now a ‘new economic criticism’ that is more tolerant or even capitalist-friendly. Appreciation of Adam Smith, founding expositor of political economy, is growing. More reluctance and distaste remain as concerns Thomas Malthus. Bias and neglect continue concerning Jeremy Bentham, their utilitarian ally. J. S. Mill a…
Physician Electronic Health Record Use After Changes in US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Documentation Requirements
This cohort study examines changes in physician electronic health record (EHR) documentation time before and after changes in Centers for Medicare & Medicaid evaluation and management requirements
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