However, together with the category analysis, we have
propounded the study of the different sequences produced in these spaces of communication that could lead to configuring what Bellack described as movements of discourse, something we have already referred to earlier.
The vistas it opens and the mysteries it
propounds are another world to live in; and another world to live in--whether we pass wholly over into it or not--is what we mean by having a religion."--Philosopher George Santayana (1863-1952), quoted in Context, Sept.
Although the prior experience and perspectives of the nine director roles that Robert Lear
propounds are important, such an approach isn't without peril.
Rather, he
propounds the more subtle notion of "epigenetic rules," hereditary regularities in brain structure and cognitive development that make certain types of learning and behavior more likely than others.
In her book Desire, Death and Goodness, Grace Burford presents a detailed textual analysis of the Atthakavagga of the Suttanipata, focusing on the values which it
propounds. Burford finds the Atthakavagga "exceptional within even the earliest Buddhist literature in its non-metaphysical presentation of the summum bonum" (p.
One
propounds what it calls the "New View": Government management of the economy is a good idea and is becoming inevitable anyway.
In colorful and ingenious free verse, by means of animal symbols and spirited dialogues, the author
propounds a philosophy of sense and moderation, drawing practical lessons from the tribulations of crows, mice, ants, and the like and holding his fellow men up to affectionate ridicule.
Let's hope that, 60 years on, the British public can see through this simplistic cant whichever party
propounds it.
How the different qualities of categories of inequality respond to the four mechanisms he
propounds and shape the character of inequality surely warrants closer attention.
