Category: Ryder, Paul

Seeing the enemy almost completely wrong-footed, Operation Fortitude (Normandy) remains the most devastating deception in the history of warfare. It is also a campaign that teaches us a great deal about the internal dynamics and semiotics of strategy more generally. Accordingly, I propose that Operation Fortitude speaks profoundly to the principle of polysemy and to the related idea that, in competitive fields, strategic design may see to it that we are deceived into misreading tactics in relation to their informing concepts

DOI 10.33234/ssr.11.1 A  New  Sound;  a  New  Sensation:  A  Cultural  and  Literary  Reconsideration  of  the Motorcar in Modernity Paul Ryder University of New South Wales   “And to think I …

   Dr. Paul Ryder (University of New South Wales) and Dr. Themi Garagounis, MBBS., FRACGP     Abstract   In Australia, and elsewhere, medical practitioners are finding themselves increasingly subject to …