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The introduction of innovations is influenced by a complexity of factors both construable and uncontrollable by the firm.
Barenboim immediately gets it, striking just the right note of unequal and near-equal modulations, of construable versus purely mechanical soundscapes--ensuring, as he says, that Bach's masterwork not only comes across as "the sum of everything that has preceded it, but also points the way ahead.
Mark Currie points out that narratives were no longer seen as stable structures or "buildings", but rather as "narratological invention[s] construable in an almost infinite number of ways" (1998: 3).
 
 
 
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