It's when he turns to such unlikely matters as boys' comics and vulgar postcards, as well as to his central subject of politics and language, that he enters the realm of deathless literature.
Women's friendships (I've seen both Gems's much revived play and Bullmore's sparky new one with the same female friend) have more often appeared as a side issue, an emotional colouring, than as the central subject of plays.
This season, the show made a risky leap, taking structural racism as its central subject.
But outside ornithological studies, and scientific illustrations, few works of Western art have birds as their central subject.
It is worth pausing over some of the difficulties of introspection and the consequent pitfalls of thinking of conscious processes as the central subject matter of psychology.
The final gallery here also begins to put the collection itself in context, another astonishing phenomenon: how English Protestants in the late 16th century established Hebrew as a central subject for study.
The third and final category of works of evolution by example I will consider in this essay contains those works that take extraordinary animals as their central subject.
Utilitarians and those sympathetic to utilitarian approaches often see the protection and promotion of interests, where this is understood to presuppose consciousness, as the central subject matter of morality (e.g., DeGrazia 1996, p. 39).
Other line of research has quality of video as a central subject, for instance, a video-quality-aware routing algorithm for 3D video transmission in wireless networks is presented in [14], while quality-of-experience aware rate adaptation methods for 3D videos are discussed in [15].
Inagaki chose American football as a central subject of Eyeshield 21 after realizing that it fit perfectly with his idea for the series.
