His early, showily empty novellas, in which he spoke (or didn't speak) for one of the many generations X, were superseded by the American Psycho controversy/publicity campaign - fading with time and the interesting critical proposition that the antihero doesn't actually rape and mutilate, he merely thinks about it.
These contradictions are framed as public relations doublethink and presented as critical propositions designed to illustrate the gaps that can exist between representation and reality.
Hence the continued investigational validity and analytical efficacy of the critical propositions presented in Orientalism (1978), especially in the field of Middle Eastern studies.
"Those 22 billion events a day in the US are a critical part of our value proposition," Phillips said.
In a critical evaluation of Levelt's propositions against current knowledge of binocular rivalry we will then demonstrate that the original propositions are not completely compatible with what is known today, but that they can, in a straightforward way, be modified to encapsulate the progress that has been made over the past fifty years.
That does not negate that conversion played a critical role in Jewish history — a proposition that many find surprising given that today's Jews tend to discourage conversion and make it a difficult process.
Catering to consumers' preferred ways of consuming information and providing unique engagement strategies is a critical part of retailers' strategic value proposition and competitive differentiation.
More recent observations, dictate a critical re-evaluation of the second proposition [15], [16], [17].
Anderson's first serious professional engagement was in a critical discussion of F. C. S. Schiller's logic, "Propositions and Judgments" and "The Truth of Propositions" (1926).
For opponents of the measure, Proposition 8, the three-hour hearing is a critical legal test.
It is a critical part of keeping Shutl's customer experience rocking and making their proposition compelling to retailers.
