Meanwhile, there remains the easily comprehended fact of an urban disaster perched in scales against a less clear, in fact purely notional, threat to art.
While Chomsky, at least in his political work, operates most comfortably at the level of empirical data and relies on his encyclopedic grasp of the facts to assault his opponents, Žižek is more interested in the ways people comprehend those facts, in the symbolic laws and regulations that frame their understanding of the world.
As long as it may take to comprehend the facts of last night's attacks, coming to grips with consequences of these evolving threats will take far longer.
Bernstein waves this aside, arguing that Pound didn't wholly comprehend the facts of the case, and insists that any discontent with the Court's ruling in Lochner abated almost immediately.
That is a question implicity raised by Microsoft, which in its federal antitrust appeal has contended that the trial it lost was so technical and esoteric that the presiding judge was unable to comprehend the facts.
Another child, by contrast, could simply be ignorant of or unable to comprehend the facts of reproduction.
This is a fact, and failure to fully comprehend this fact will surely doom the ATT to abuse and failure".
This is a fact, and failure to fully comprehend this fact will surely doom the ATT to abuse and failure". The Canadian National Firearms Association, another NGO, issued a similar warning.
And if they are the same stuff, if the mind is the brain, how can we comprehend that fact?
Liverpool's ability to comprehend the fact they are now in the Europa League will also bear inspection.
Like it or not, higher education is a market, they say, and institutions that fail to comprehend that fact are doomed to obscurity, or worse.
