Mislin provides a nuanced look through the eyes of liberal Protestants at American religion's struggles to come to grips with the challenges of modern American life". David Mislin is Assistant Professor in the Intellectual Heritage Program at Temple University.
Raising a folk culture to the heights of art, it fulfilled the Harlem Renaissance dream just a few years after it had been abandoned; Alain Locke himself complained that the novel failed to come to grips with the challenges of "social document fiction".
I don't have all of the solutions, but I believe if we work with the American people, the American people will want to work with us to come to grips with these challenges that face our country.. Q: What are we to think of ideas that are not included in here, for example, private accounts for Social Security?
UK business in general has been very slow to come to grips with this challenge, which is a fundamental issue of better corporate governance.
As investors increasingly come to grips with the challenging realities, risks and opportunities of a changing climate, resource depletion and human rights, we need to change the ways companies talk with them about these issues.
As companies come to grips with the strategic challenges ahead, the brainpower of their workforce may be the most important differentiating factor.
As global companies come to grips with the strategic challenges in the years ahead, they may find that the brainpower of their workforce is the most important differentiating factor.
While dealing with puzzles that vexed philosophy as far back as Plato, naturalism has also come to grips with the very challenges Professor Williamson lays out: physics may be our best take on the nature of reality, but important parts of physics are not just "abstract," as he says.
He said he hopes Japan Prize recognition will get Japan and the world "to recognize the serious threat and come to grips with the new challenges".
World leaders have failed to come to grips with the epic challenge of phasing out fossil fuels and running the entire global economy almost entirely on clean energy by the middle of this century, experts said this week.
People are living longer and working longer — but few organizations have come to grips with the opportunities and challenges that greater longevity brings.
