The story of the Spanish Armada threat that vanished as quickly as it came, is the subject of this study. The authors have reassessed documents, diaries and private papers lying forgotten in Spanish and Dutch archives and the material is augmented by underwater discoveries from the Armada wrecks.
The book presents a whimsical and irreverent exploration of literary figures and iconic characters, reimagining them in absurd and humorous scenarios. Readers will encounter a range of poets and playwrights, from an ancient mariner with no story to tell to Shakespeare struggling with flat-pack furniture. Each vignette offers a playful twist on their personas, featuring surreal events like Pam Ayres on Judgment Day and Longfellow receiving a paper-shredder. This collection invites readers to enjoy a lighthearted take on classic literature and its creators.
Exploring the organization of knowledge, this book delves into the systems and structures that shape our understanding. It examines how information is categorized, interconnected, and utilized, offering insights into the ways we process and retain knowledge. Through various frameworks and examples, the author highlights the significance of knowledge organization in learning and communication, making it an essential read for those interested in information science and cognitive processes.