In Becoming (1955) he stressed the importance of self and the uniqueness of adult personality.
This was unfortunate, Stephen Anderson suggests in his 2004 book, "Dr. Dolittle's Delusion: Animals and the Uniqueness of Human Language".
All of which goes to show that like all emerging fields, evo-devo's significance and the uniqueness of its contributions will continue to be reassessed.
"If that movie had come out after The Pianist, there'd be a lot more celebration of the daringness and the uniqueness of the character," he grumbles.
Mr. Rispa Márquez accused Spain's cultural establishment of having a vested interested in protecting the Prado and the uniqueness of its best-known paintings.
"That sort of mystical intensity," he said, "and the absolute intentionality of everything that she does, and the uniqueness of everything she does, is still there, but tremendously magnified".
Early comments that it has been a little surprised by customer shopping patterns (Sundays busier than Saturdays) and the uniqueness of every location suggests it's very much in learning mode.
But I want people to see South Florida and the uniqueness of South Florida, and a family that they are not used to seeing but that exists — affluent and aspirational".
It reveals him as, early on, an astute scavenger of the detritus of everyday life — including his own — already equipped with subversive notions of authorship, originality and the uniqueness of the art object.
What's important to me, however, is the quality and the uniqueness of the piece.
The existence and the uniqueness of the solution of the model are proved.
