Tilney

Captain Tilney’s subsequent actions suggest that he is not much better than a Gothic villain, Henry once again intervenes by proposing to Catherine anyway, locating the

Notes on 'Money, Matrimony, and Memory: Secondary Heroines in Radcliffe, Austen, and Cooper' 2006

As the patient's new kidney started working a few days later, Dr. Tilney "became a believer" in the power of transplants to save lives.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

For me, General Tilney in Northanger Abbey has more depth and humanity than he really possesses, because one feels that he is a first sketch of Sir Walter Elliot.

The Skating Rink by Roberto Bolaño – review Philip Hensher 2010

Affirming that health care is a right, Dr. Tilney concludes that "The marketplace may not be an appropriate venue for the social mission of medicine."

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

Cushing operated without diagnostic aids such as CAT scans, but as Dr. Tilney beautifully shows, surgeons nowadays rarely open a body without a pretty good idea of what they will find, so precise are preoperative imaging techniques and the battery of blood tests patients routinely undergo.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

Dr. Tilney is concerned, as every American citizen ought to be, with the chaotic state of American health care.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

Dr. Tilney freely admits that a few surgeons fight this encroachment by doing unnecessary and lucrative operations.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

Dr. Tilney analyses the changes wrought in surgical practice by advances like "keyhole" surgery, in which instruments are threaded through an extremely small incision.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

Dr. Tilney provides full accounts of both the science and practice of cardiac and transplant surgery, with their backgrounds in basic immunology and the technology of the heart-lung machine.

Gowns, Germs and Steel William Bynum 2011

According to Southey in a letter of early September 1794, the plan at that time was to publish the play under the pseudonym "Lecoridge of both Universities" (Tilney 150).

Annotations 2007