Williams, Heathcote

Williams-Smith, D.L., Heathcote, P., Sihra, C.K. and Evans, M.C.W. 1978. Quantitative EPR measurements of the electron-transfer components of the photosystem I reaction centre. Biochem. J., 170. 365-371. 

McCormmach, Speculative Truth, p. 87. The first version of the material theory was held by Black and by Watt and also by William Cleghorn in his inaugural dissertation at Edinburgh in 1779. See D. McKie and N. H. de V. Heathcote (eds, trans) William Cleghorn s Delgne (1779) , Annals of Science, 14 (1958), pp. 1-82. 

P Heathcote DL Williams-Smith CKShira and MOW Evans (1978) The role of the membrane-bound iron-sulfur centres A and B in the photosystem I reaction centre of spinach chloroplasts. Biochim Bbphys Acta 503 333-342... 

It is in the documentary film-maker s futile attempts to interview key players that the film s adversarial stance towards Shakespeare is crystallised when told that the film was written by a contemporary of Shakespeare s, John Webster, Hayek s character asks to interview Webster. The target of the joke is not the interviewer s ignorance as much as the Shakespeare industry s erasure of Shakespeare s historical specificity. Instead of taking its inspiration from the Shakespeare industry or from heritage films (Merchant-Ivory productions are explicitly attacked in the film). Hotel draws its roots from Jarman. Jarman s Tempest is alluded to in the casting of Heathcote Williams (Jarman s Prospero), who plays both the scriptwriter-within-the-film and Bosola, the spy who embodies the normative order and surveillance that lead to the death of the Duchess (see Fig- 4)-... 

Heathcote Williams as Bosola spying on the Duchess in her bedroom (Hotel, 2,001)... 

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