Kesey even wrote a screenplay, The Further Enquiry, in 1990, but it never came to anything.
Le Pere said: "Detectives continue to pro-actively pursue all lines of enquiry in relation to Stephen's death.
This sent Rebus south to London, on secondment to a murder enquiry in which the killer takes a bite out of his unfortunate victims.
Mark Carney, the bank's governor, revealed the enquiry in a letter to the House of Commons environment audit committee (EAC), which is conducting its own enquiry.
More broadly, the study opens up new lines of enquiry in understanding what makes someone susceptible to Alzheimer's in the first place.
It is about the difficulty, in a consumerist democracy, of justifying the expenditure of public money on open-ended scholarly enquiry in the first place.
If it were more widely embraced, the practice of philosophical enquiry in primary schools could make schooling a lot more meaningful and engaging for students.
Indeed, the Middle Ages were a time of "passionate enquiry", in which "sophisticated logic" ensured that burgeoning scientific knowledge would co-exist, however briefly, with religious fervour.
"There's certainly a spirit of enquiry in the air," says a Qatari entrepreneur with a taste for the arts whom I meet at a fringe film event.
The discovery by the English philosopher J.L. Austin (1911 60) and others of performative uses of language has stimulated some enquiry in this direction.
'I will be demanding an enquiry in the Scottish Parliament into the circumstances of Megrahi's imprisonment as well as his release.' Margo MacDonald Independent MSP.
