He gets his comeuppance, of course, in the form of a large steel blade puncturing his lower abdomen and groin.
Not, of course, in the form of a fancy philosophical theory, but just by letting people take responsibility for making their own lives.
Satirical takes on the ever-so-worthy youthful idealism of students, as in the recent final series of university comedy Fresh Meat and, of course, in the form of Rick in the Young Ones, are cleverly observed and have their place.
In the nineties, in preparation for a trip to northern Spain, I bought myself a videotape Spanish course in the form of a sixteen-episode soap opera — what Latin Americans call a telenovela — about a young lawyer who finds love while investigating what happened to her client's first wife.
And she does of course, in the form of Iris Mary Parfait, who is what is known in Cajun slang as a sabine (pronounced sah-BEAN), a pejorative for people of mixed American Indian descent, and gives Junior a chance to rise out of the swamp.
With this year's model slated to open in February, however, the museum will offer a refresher course in the form of "Collecting Biennials," an exhibition of works by artists who have participated in the Whitney Museum's periodic surveys of the art of the moment over the last eight decades.
There will be a monetary cost too, of course, in the form of premiums added to paid plans.
TPACK is used as the basis for designing the curriculum and content of the course in the form of learning design activities for trainees.
