Sentence examples for Seminal writing from inspiring English sources

Kierkegaard did most of his seminal writing under assumed names: Victor Eremita ("Either/Or"); Johannes de Silentio ("Fear and Trembling"); Anti-Climacus ("The Sickness Unto Death"); Hilarious Bookbinder ("Stages on Life's Way"); Vigilius Haufniensis ("The Concept of Anxiety").

I wonder if it's coincidence that the Malley debacle--like the age of the bad-poetry anthology, and George Orwell's seminal writing on "good bad" literature--came in the thick of the Modernist era, when standards shifted disorientingly, blurring the already-contested boundaries of "good" and "bad". The manifestos of the time announced new styles in no uncertain terms.

Jonathon Bowlby, in his seminal writing on attachment and loss, talked much about the "space in between" mother and child as a "holding environment" through which the child comes not only to see the mother but to experience and see himself.

The American poet John Ashbery, another friend, translated a seminal monograph written by Dupin in 1961 about Giacometti, which was published in English in 2003.

This lymphoma also falls under the alternative of appellation of Berti's lymphoma after the seminal paper written by Berti and coworkers in 1999.

Most important, Mozart made the work to suit his employer's demands and taste, rather than in accordance with the individual genius of his three seminal operas written to Da Ponte librettos, or the enigmatic whimsy of "Die Zauberflöte".

Mr Mortensen saw this framework as a useful way of thinking about labour markets, because finding employment in a decentralised labour market typically involves gathering and evaluating information on vacancies and wages.Mr Diamond modelled this job-search process in a series of seminal papers written between 1979 and 1982.

In a seminal article written in 1997, Nick Szabo used the humble vending machine as an example to illustrate the concept.

Typelogical grammar has its roots in two seminal papers written by Jim Lambek half a century ago (Lambek 1958, 1961).

McClatchey started reading as much as he could about the field, including "Basketball on Paper," a seminal book written by Dean Oliver in 2004.

The title of what Comte always regarded as his seminal work (written in 1822 when he was only 24 years old) leaves no doubt as to the bond between science and politics: it is Plan for the Scientific Work Necessary to Reorganize Society, also called First System of Positive Polity.