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Gin Genie: Rock Tales for Cocktails

為了解決Genie的問題，作者Gladwin, Laura 這樣論述：

Laura Gladwin worked as a chef and food designer for one of London’s biggest events companies, devising spectacular cocktail and canapé lists. After a stint in food and drink publishing, she wrote several books on cocktails and helped devise the cocktail card game Happy Hour (Laurence King, 2019).

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漫畫中的歐洲人刻板印象——以《阿斯泰利克斯歷險記》為例

為了解決Genie的問題，作者魏沛瑄 這樣論述：

《阿斯泰利克斯歷險記》是一風靡歐洲的漫畫系列，作者勒內・戈西尼(René Goscinny)及漫畫家阿爾貝・烏代爾佐(Albert Uderzo)共同創造此系列之傳奇。作品背景設定在凱撒執政的高盧時期，主要描繪主角阿斯泰利克斯一行人的歷險故事。筆者首先爬梳漫畫這項媒體的流變及歐洲漫畫的特色，並且介紹《阿斯泰利克斯歷險記》兩位作者的背景對於其作品之影響。並以此為根基，分析作者將背景設立在高盧時期的原因，以及高盧與該時代的英雄維欽托利(Vercingetorix)對於法國身份認同的重要性，以及相對他者的出現，最後聚焦在此系列漫畫本身對於描繪周邊民族、南歐、北歐及古羅馬文明的圖像分析。透過剖析這部

作品中對不同民族所描繪的民族性格、外貌、地景、生活方式、語言使用及文化及傳統節慶之刻畫方式，總結出《阿斯泰利克斯歷險記》為一加深法國的民族認同，甚至大至歐洲整體的認同之作。由於此漫畫需以幽默的語境，在有限的篇幅內營造出特定民族之意象，因此時而有刻板印象的出現，但是作者從未表態加上故事背景時代錯誤之設定，成功巧妙的避開成為種族諷刺漫畫，而是成為代表歐洲精神之作。

Innovating in Healthcare: Creating Breakthrough Services, Products, and Business Models

為了解決Genie的問題，作者Herzlinger, Regina E. 這樣論述：

Create breakthrough services, products, and business modelsInnovating in Health Care offers effective approaches for designing, reworking, and implementing innovative healthcare services, products, and business models. It will help anyone working in healthcare service or product development, from ho

spitals to startups, to question the status quo in healthcare and implement new solutions that lower costs while increasing both quality and access.Globally, healthcare faces a threefold crisis of unsustainable economics, erratic quality, and unequal access. Just in the U.S., healthcare accounted fo

r 18% of the 2017 GDP and will likely reach nearly 20% by 2025, while hospital-induced deaths have skyrocketed, and tens of millions of people remain uninsured. This book will focus on creating the innovations in healthcare that can meet these needs.- Written by the world''s leading authority on hea

lthcare innovation - Includes success stories in every segment of the health care sector - Presents and applies the Six Factors in the environment that critically affect healthcare innovation- Guides the reader through tailoring a business plan specifically for the new businessDesigned for healthca

re executives, providers, and degree students, Innovating in Health Care is a comprehensive guide for maximizing the viability of a new healthcare product, service, or business. Regina E. Herzlinger is the Nancy R. McPherson Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School. She

was the first woman to be tenured and chaired at Harvard Business School and the first to serve on many corporate health care/medical technology boards. She initiated the courses in health care at HBS and was the first faculty member to be selected by the students as their best instructor. In 2018,

she was awarded the prestigious ACHE Honorary Fellowship which represents the leaders of America’s hospitals and was 1 of the 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare - World Edition by Grupo Midia. In 2014, she launched a Harvard MOOC (Massive Open Online Course), on Innovating in Health Care and

in 2013, a continuing series of conferences, ＂21st-Century Health Care Management Education: Confronting Challenges for Innovation with a Modern Curriculum,＂ sponsored by a group she formed, GENiE (Global Educators Network for Health Care Innovation Education), which has supported the many schools t

hat have introduced courses/programs on Innovating in Health Care. Regi earned her BS degree at MIT and her Doctorate at HBS.

An Outline of the Phenomenology of Discursivity

為了解決Genie的問題，作者明弘 這樣論述：

本論文的研究目的，在於呈現一種概觀式的哲學探究，並可以名為「話語性的現象學(phenomenology of discursivity)」。這是一種結合不同哲學途徑的實踐作法。值得一提的是，即便本論文的確將「話語性(discursivity)」作為主題，也將會以「描述」來面對研究中將會呈現的各種問題，但在理論的建構上，本論文仍然會援引各種不同的分析模式。本論文所提出的「描述」，可以在意會、溝通以及語言交流等領域發揮作用，不過其最主要的應用仍是在哲學的領域：透過建構論證的元素，來對論證本身進行分析。這些元素則包含所有對建構哲學理論有所影響的各種要素在內。 本論文的主要目標，是傳達一種當哲

學活動以語言及社會互動(social interactions)的方式呈現時，對其所做出的觀察。透過一種特定的敘事分析(narrative analysis)，我們可以認知到敘事的根源，其實深深地埋藏在人類的存在與環境之中。敘事自身並不會單獨存在，當某人因為他者 (other) 的出現而進行描述時，敘事總會作為自我體現(embodied-self)的產物而呈現。 作為結果，意象的焦點總會由作為理論產物的含意，轉移到由底層且非理論方式所構成，敘事以及體現結合的含意。