An author has defended a book in which the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expresses doubts about the future of the Communist state.
I would struggle if I had to pitch some of my choices to a roomful of largely men basically trying to get me to defend why a book is great".
The task of religious professionals is not to keep God clean, as one might defend a brand new exercise book from inky fingers.
During the Sarkozy years, the French obstinately defended "Princess," a book that, regardless of whether or not they actually liked it, is a pillar of their heritage, and therefore, according to tradition, should be read and appreciated by everyone.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet During the Sarkozy years, the French obstinately defended "Princess," a book that, regardless of whether or not they actually liked it, is a pillar of their heritage, and therefore, according to tradition, should be read and appreciated by everyone.
In my most recent published book, I defended a particular moral theory – my own version of deontological ethics – and then "applied" that theory to defend a particular moral claim: that other animals have an inherent right not to be eaten or otherwise used by humans.
To reiterate, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee used the graphic on a Disney coloring book to defend an anti-Semitic image that may have originated on white supremacist message boards.
He also reviewed the 1717 book and defended a doctrine of libertarian free will as he had in the earlier correspondence.
She came under pressure to defend her book after Sharon Sergeant, a genealogical researcher in Waltham, Mass., said she had found clues in the unpublished United States version of the book.
How does Georges Borchardt defend the book's validity as a work of non-fiction?
