It tells the all-too-familiar tale of a clash between "Primitive" and "Advanced" peoples--using the simple and likewise all-too-familiar binary of "the us" and "the thems --but does so withems --butnthems --butering on the uncanny.
Dimitar Berbatov was such a player, likewise Paul Gascoigne and Peter Beardsley – and so too, Michael Bridges, both playmaker and finisher, touch player and power player, target man and man in behind.
Here the implied chain of transformation offers a lesson of its own: just as Jenny Erpenbeck must have been profoundly changed by her encounters with the thirteen African refugees she interviewed in order to write this book, so her fictional protagonist is likewise changed, and so, too, must her readers be changed — we are all part of Richard's "project".
And likewise for South Carolina and Oregon.
And likewise with Syria and Lebanon.
His followers, too, walked away from civilization, and likewise didn't arrive anywhere.
"And, likewise, banks may be willing to bid for consumers' business, but it has to be worthwhile for them, too".
Turkey too, and likewise Iran.
However, the critical theorists argue that the positivistic disenchantment of natural things (and, likewise, of human beings because they too can be studied and manipulated by science) disrupts our relationship with them, encouraging the undesirable attitude that they are nothing more than things to be probed, consumed and dominated.
(And likewise totally categorical structures).
I try to avoid people like that, and likewise, I too mostly avoid my hair.
