The overall architecture of his ontology was set out in four books: Foundations of Ontology (1935), Possibility and Actuality (1938), The Construction of the Real World (1940), and Philosophy of Nature (1950).
In her book Foundation Blocks: Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Mavis Brown suggests the story be used to teach children about the theme of miscommunication.
The book Foundation Blocks suggests Don't Forget the Bacon! be used to teach children about the concept of miscommunication, and Bilinguality and Literacy lists the story among those used to help assist a bilingual child develop fluency in English.
The product of this refining process was the book Foundations of Empirical Knowledge.
In Chapter VIII of his book, 'Foundations of Modern Analysis', Jean Dieudonné criticized the adoption of the Riemann integral in Calculus courses as follows: 'Only the stubborn conservatism of academic tradition could freeze it into a regular part of curriculum, long after it had outlived its historical importance'.
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The concept of an exact sequence only appeared in print in the 1952 book Foundations of Algebraic Topology by Samuel Eilenberg and Norman Steenrod where the results of Mayer and Vietoris were expressed in the modern form.
A crucial subplot involving Harrison's sister is genuinely moving even while the book's foundation remains cartoonish.
He has since written books, started foundations and spoken prolifically about the issue, helping to strip away the hysteria surrounding it.
The virtue of this book — its foundation of White House sources who give the author insiders' material like a transcript of Mr. Obama's last telephone call with the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak — is also its weakness.
Then again, given its author's early years as a writer and editor on Rolling Stone magazine, and the book's foundation in the serious rock journalism that Marcus partly pioneered, it stands as a singularly idiosyncratic product of a genre-cum-tradition rooted in the business of writing about musicians and the whirl of ideas that once surrounded them.
