From zones of proximal development to early cognitive development, I became interested in concepts I hadn't considered since leaving university.
The spy novel, while seeming to treat a rarified and, by definition, secret and unknown world, actually trades in concepts we all understand, instinctively and immediately.
"We are only more radical in the sense that we have been influenced by the anti-global movement and believe in concepts of participatory democracy," he adds.
For somebody who spends much of this book excoriating novelists who glorify violence, Mr. Koontz remains awfully interested in concepts like arson, waterboarding and castration.
Exhibitions that are rooted in concepts rather than in tangible works of art are often incoherent with little to anchor them.
Nobody really believes in concepts like "selling out" any more; the feeling seems to be that if you've established a successful brand, you're entitled to milk it.
Typically, entitlements are laws based on concepts of principle ("rights") which are themselves based in concepts of social equality or enfranchisement.
The training of actors in the Western theatre has since become more organized to take in concepts and programs from the earlier innovators.
The most distinctively American aspect of "Lincoln's Code" is also the most sordid: the status of slavery in concepts of wartime justice.
MH: Higher learning won't have to change itself: The topics covered and the technologies might change, but there will remain a large amount of consistency in concepts of learning, research, and discovery.
Whatever its ultimate conclusion, the case has already resulted in a fundamental change in concepts of international law to allow the prosecution of dictators and leaders of repressive regimes by courts in countries where the alleged abuses did not occur.
