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I may not have seen any of the shows Australian blogger Alison Croggon writes about, but the fact that I have such easy access to her thoughts is a vital corrective to the navel-gazing that sometimes afflicts theatre writing in London and New York.
Nowadays, clinical psychiatry approaches depression as a cluster of maladaptive thoughts and behaviors requiring corrective treatment, without consideration of the heterogeneity and etiological complexity of the disease.
The story of the reverence and awe in which India was held in certain streams of Western thought is a notable corrective to those who see the history of imperialism as solely the high-handed and brutal imposition of Occidental values on indigenous populations.
The movement emphasizes African modes of thought and culture as a corrective to the long tradition of European cultural and intellectual domination.
As a corrective to apocalyptic fatalism, he proposes the thought of C.S. Lewis, best known for his allegorical children's stories about Narnia, but also the author of a play about heaven and hell called The Great Divorce.
It would be easy, far too easy, to hold these solemn teachings up as a corrective to contemporary right-wing Catholic economic thought.
What Dodgson saw as the corrective to the folly of trying to live by thought wasn't beautiful intuition or irrational passion; it was the common sense of a well-brought-up little girl who sees things as they are.
I have always identified the United States with its best institutions and traditions, its best thought, believing, and having seen, that they could act as a corrective to the less admirable aspects of the culture.
He offered himself as a corrective to idealism, from Plato to Hegel: Now if we assume that abstract thought is the highest manifestation of human activity, it follows that philosophy and the philosophers proudly desert existence, leaving the rest of us to face the worst.
