Exactly the kind of performative, self-destructive stunt that any healthy adult who feels fully adequate and loved would do!
This is not to say that a more adequate account of love cannot be constructed with the same basic structure as Moore's; it can.
But I can tell you that it's this stupid, fragmented idea inside our heads that if we can just fix everything about ourselves then we'll somehow be adequate enough to love on the world.
This law enables a new born to receive adequate care, protection and love from the mother while permitting breast feeding during the most critical period of life.
The question this family confronts is how the patient will die: a little sooner, with adequate morphine, surrounded by loved ones in the hospice unit, or a little later, in a never dark or quiet patch of the I.C.U., ribs broken by failed, if well-intentioned, CPR.
If you hear something that sounds like the home may not provide adequate care for your loved one, trust your instincts and validate it in the interview before deciding to place your loved one in the home.
If you hear the staff gossiping about someone's late-night partying or hear a resident's plaintive, unanswered cry of "I want something to eat!," the home may not provide adequate care for your loved one.
This choice of subject matter is an exciting one, for if a number of the great novels of the past century have been stories of gay love, no really adequate literature of bisexuality exists.
I very much appreciated Emily Cooke's review of Susan Choi's new novel, "My Education" (July 21), but I was somewhat perplexed by Cooke's assertion that "if a number of the great novels of the past century have been stories of gay love, no really adequate literature of bisexuality exists".
Is love a more adequate explanation for Jesus' crucifixion?
