It is a profound critique of the deep logic of our political economy.
Allegedly, this has happened because the west has chosen to ignore the deep logic of history.
But at the same time, few filmmakers or novelists have so acutely parsed the deep logic of contemporary life.
She writes surrealist fantasies that happen to be populated by eccentrically real people, comedies in which the surface illogic of dreams is made meaningful — made truthful — by the deeper logic of human feeling.
The assembled onlookers provided an appreciative laugh track, which did not distract the staff, who sat with furrowed brows, making notes and pondering the deeper logic of story structure and joke timing.
They have studied the properties and patterns in numbers, straight lines, curves, surfaces, cubes and hypercubes, all in a bid to understand how these things fit together and what those details might reveal about the deeper logic of mathematics.
But as the deep logic of Israel's demographic fears and the absence of an agreed final settlement will continue to impress themselves on both parties, parallel unilateralism may be the only temporary, if as yet fuzzy, way out.
No law of economics, no deep logic of Internet gestalt decrees that bandwidth must be paid for at my end of the line rather than at Google's.
This leads directly into the second principle, which is that there is behind the syllogistic treatment of term logic a deeper logic, that of propositions, and in particular a logic of opposition, 'and' and 'if', as well as (in modal syllogistic) 'necessarily' and 'possibly'possibly
