Two distinct trends characterize her writings: an early structuralist-semiotic phase and a later psychoanalytic-feminist phase.
Then, in one of those startling and beguiling reversals that characterize his writings, Freud turns on his own argument and says, But isn't all love like that?
Beginning with the first edition of his Discussiones peripateticae in 1571, Patrizi initiated a more critical assessment of the character and philosophical reasoning of Aristotle than had characterized his earlier writings.
In short, what they are experiencing is something that Marx, in his early writings, characterized as "alienation".
The poet's writings are characterized by clarity and immediacy and impelled by an effort to make poetry more accessible to the public.
However, if Moore provided no general solution to the paradox of analysis, his work does offer clarifications of individual concepts, and his later writings are characterized by the painstaking attention to the nuances of language that was to influence Oxford linguistic philosophy, in particular.
His writings were characterized as nonsensical, abounding in "self-glorification and grandiosity, replete with histrionics and hysterical, incontinent outbursts".
The extensive third book of De Civili Dominio is Wyclif's response to Franciscan critics like Woodford, and in which lie the seeds of the antifraternalism that would characterize his later writings.
A similar opinion is held by Shashi Deshpande who characterizes Narayan's writings as pedestrian and naive because of the simplicity of his language and diction, combined with the lack of any complexity in the emotions and behaviours of his characters.
This analysis aims to practise 'history-writing as critique', characterized by Scott as 'the attempt to make visible the premises upon which the organising categories of our identities … are based, and to give them a history, so placing them in time and subject to review' (2007: 34 5).
