“…He believes that a television actress he never met is in deep love with him. …”

“…He also demonstrates a positive symptom of having an erotomanic delusion, believing a television actress is in love with him. Having both positive and negative symptoms qualify him for a diagnosis of schizophrenia…”

“…She also demonstrates a positive symptom of having an erotomanic delusion, believing a television actor is in love with her. Having both positive and negative symptoms qualify her for a diagnosis of schizophrenia…”

“…Examples include a salesman on television, a billboard, and a pedestrian caution sign…”

“…Examples include a salesman on television, a billboard, and a pedestrian caution sign…”

“…The Papers collected here are representative of the four seminars of the symposium, and, in their various ways, explore many of the concerns of the conference in dealing with literature and various aspects of the visual: painting, cinema, television, theatre, travel writing and photography…”

“…Yet he has been strangely neglected today and is all but unknown by today's readers. Dale Ahlquist's television series, The Apostle of Common Sense, introduced Chesterton to a new generation, and reintroduced him to a new generation that had forgotten him. …”

“…New material includes sections on gendered narrative, film narrative, the Internet and global television's impact on narrative…”