As critics of that self-interpretation have pointed out and Pufendorf himself admitted, elements of the approach were already present in previous traditions, including Stoicism, Roman law, Christian and scholastic thought (particularly Vitoria, Vasquez, and Suarez), and the Grotius commentary literature.
Titles and abstracts generated by the search were subsequently reviewed and manuscripts were excluded from full-text review according to the following exclusion criteria: anatomical descriptions, case reports, commentaries, literature reviews, and studies addressing congenital or adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.
He said there would be fewer reviews but more commentary on literature.
Revue des Deux Mondes, fortnightly journal of criticism of and commentary on literature and other arts, published in Paris in 1829 and from 1831 to 1944.
They include prayer books, biblical texts and commentary, philosophy, literature and scientific writings, in Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, Judeo-Arabic and more.
Preoccupied with the encounter of writers and intellectuals with the Holocaust, Bartov bombards the reader with ideas and issues as well as with commentary on literature and film in four long essays packed with endnotes and bibliographical references.
He also tries to incorporate social commentary from literature.
It was an honor to carve up the historic first cover from Feb 1925, featuring the dandy Eustace, for @newyorkermag a publication known for its social commentary, reportage, literature, and prestigious illustrations.
Our review of this commentary, the literature, and the actual budget submissions provided by the Pentagon have led us to conclude that the number will be significantly higher than official government estimates have indicated.
Initially waged for the sake of increasing sales, the Paper War ultimately became much larger than Fielding had expected and generated a huge volume of secondary commentary and literature.
Essentially they were giving moral commentaries on literature.
