The result is fruitful in that the conflict of interpretations that ensues generates a culture's history".
Hence, there is always a possible plurality and even a conflict of interpretations that must be negotiated in making sense of human discourse and action.
Stimulated by structuralism, he embarked upon a detailed study of psychoanalysis that culminated in his Freud and Philosophy and the essays collected in The Conflict of Interpretations (1969).
Furthermore, because of inconsistencies in the design and analysis of method evaluation studies, a high proportion of prognostic studies were presented with poor methodology which resulted in the presentation of conflicting interpretation of variability of the measures.
Of course, there's a conflict-of-interest here in his interpretation, because if it's true that Smith's lyrics have "no meaning" as he argues, then that makes everyone else the dumbshit, and it makes him the real genius for getting it and provides the perfect excuse for that ol' 25-years-to-get-an-album-cover problem.
Monocultures remain the main source for food and fiber worldwide perhaps of conflicting interpretations of the same results, or because of practical reasons, since maintaining diversity can be very work-demanding.
At the heart of the dispute are conflicting interpretations of the bank's ordinance.
This is particularly important in the Asia Pacific region and the South China Sea, where tensions among China, Japan and Southeast Asian nations have increased because of conflicting interpretations of what constitutes territorial and international waters.
The training instructor from the private sector company is the first author and can therefore have conflicts of interests in the interpretation of the results.
Indeterminacy, according to Llewellyn, arises primarily because of the existence of conflicting but equally legitimate canons of interpretation for these sources, so the very same legal source could be read in at least two different ways.
