Titlebook: Renaissance Earwitnesses; Rumor and Early Mode Keith M. Botelho Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009 comedy

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search, and the progress, of the last fifteen years. And yet. it is difficult to pinpoint exactly what knowledge representation is, does, or promises to do. A thorough survey of the field by Ron Brachman and Brian Smith [Brachman & Smith 80] points out quite clearly the tremendous range in viewpoint

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Introduction Buzz, Buzz: Rumor in Early Modern England,e essay “Of Truth.” After recounting the traditional iconography that the “poets” (Ovid, Virgil, and perhaps even Chaucer) give to this “monster” Fame or Rumor—its body or clothing covered in eyes, tongues, and ears— Bacon claims that there is no topic less discussed than fame, but none so worthy of

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,Table Talk: Marlowe’s Mouthy Men,on’s anxiety rests in the public nature of such spoken dis- course; as once private, authorized information gets spoken in public, unauthorized spaces, it becomes subject to the vagaries of retelling and has the potential to become rumor. And as affairs of the state or court themselves become ., as