Concluding his lecture, Mr. Scorsese said, "We need to say to ourselves that the moment has come, when we have to treat every last moving image as reverently and respectfully as the oldest book in the Library of Congress".
In any case, Smith concluded his lectures on jurisprudence with some extended remarks on "police"—public policy —and this he did, of course, work up into a book of its own.
Gates concluded his lecture, delivered at the Royal Institution, by calling for the implementation of a "detailed plan" to eradicate polio by 2018.
McConaughey concludes his speech.
Postmodernists claimed him as one of their own, which he disliked, preferring to be called a "neo-postmodernist". "Pleased that the irrational is rational" was a line in the Wallace Stevens poem with which he concluded his Jefferson lecture, which was about Joseph Priestley, and self-referentially titled A Dissenter's Life.
Hegel, to his credit, offers no such Benjaminian cheer, and concludes his 1,230-odd 1,230-oddLectures on Aesthetics with a stunning interpagestiof of HamLectures
This week, Grayson Perry concluded his widely acclaimed Reith lectures, which also broke through in a way that has eluded more conventional speakers.
While he doesn't dispute Heidegger's place in the intellectual pantheon, Mr. Faye reviews his unpublished lectures and concludes his philosophy was based on the same ideas as National Socialism.
(Midgette) CHARLES ROSEN (Sunday) Not many pianists can give their own preconcert lecture with the erudition that Charles Rosen will very likely muster as he concludes his series on "Mozart Within History".
He concludes his analysis of the N.F.C.
