Steven Cook, a scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC, takes a usefully corrective view.
A corrective view was provided by Amy Grace Loyd, who was taken on at the New York office on Fifth Avenue in 2005, to help resuscitate the magazine's literary tradition.
That said, it is still one man's view: an impressionistic, opinionated travelogue rather than a definitive academic text, just as the article was a corrective opinion piece, not a news story.
Buy from Amazon.co.ukDAVID ABULAFIA'S marvellous history of the Mediterranean is an excellent corrective to oversimplified views of geopolitics.
The supersibling notion may have provided a useful corrective to earlier views, says Tamar Heller, head of the department on disability and human development at the University of Illinois-Chicago, but researchers have moved on to address more practical questions: Are support groups useful?
This last item is a corrective to the view, defended by Landmann and others, that humor barely exists in Israel, as if Jews no longer need jokes once they have guns.
Mr. Wermiel said the book should serve as a corrective to the view that Justice Brennan's considerable personal charm was the key to his success in forging majorities with members of the court like Justice Harry A. Blackmun, who moved to the left over his 24 years on the court.
Hendrik Hartog's Jan . 15Sunday Review article, "Bargaining for a Child's Love," is a welcome corrective to the view that in earlier times families took care of their ill and aging members without expecting anything in return and without complaint.
Listing these criteria serves as a corrective to the view that the prevailing tension between social solidarity and social welfare provision turns primarily on shared identity.
Contemporary witches and dystopian fantasies are, in some views, a corrective to the childhood notion that the good and the fair will invariably prevail.
