Throughout, we find humor, unforgettable metaphors, brilliant analysis, and elegance of style that give Hirschman such a singular voice.
I thought that this was a brilliant analysis, and very interesting for a playwright – after all, what do entertainments do but disrupt the spectacle?" So playwriting was a form of terrorism?
A scientist is said to be a discoverer that is, somebody who by acute observation and brilliant analysis is able to find and explain something that already exists in nature.
Other critics I admire would include Philip Rahv, for his no-nonsense analytical abilities; Samuel Beckett for his wonderful book on Proust; John T. Irwin for his brilliant analysis of Borges, Poe, and Faulkner; and Robert Zaller for his remarkable range of work and the freshness that infuses all of it.
"It's a brilliant analysis of theories and intellectual traditions, but also a very thoughtful effort to bring them into intellectual dialogue with one another," said Camic, PhD'79, now a professor of sociology at..
For a brilliant analysis of the ideals and betrayals, limitations and possibilities of government - and a superb overview of how it has developed over thousands of years - I highly recommend Geoff Mulgan's witty, scholarly and fluent Good And Bad Power: The Ideals and Betrayals of Government (Allen Lane £20).
"Willem Styfhals offers a highly resourceful and brilliant analysis of a key concept by which modernity, secularization, history, society and politics were understood in post-war Germany.
Through thoughtfully designed experiments and brilliant analysis, the results reveal that specific preassembled building blocks incorporate into and disassemble from FAs symmetrically (i.e., without change in composition).
And through the character of Urrutia, the Chilean-born novelist Roberto Bolaño produces a brilliant analysis of Chilean literature and the contaminated soil out of which it has emerged.
Recommended". "[A] brilliant analysis of the rise and internal contradictions of affect theory.
There's a really close and brilliant analysis of this in the British journalist Robert McLuhan's book, Randi's Prize.
