Emily Esfahani Smith is an editor at The New Criterion and Defining Ideas, a Hoover Institution journal.
Why Is It So Hard To Make Teachers Better?. Defining Ideas, January 30 , 2011
She has chronicled the 20th century's utopian search for defining ideas — be they communism, feminism or psychology — and the fallout that such ideas have had on the lives of women trying to find an identity of their own.
Ever since her days as an impoverished Baltimore debutante who took a bus to visit Ellen, the seamstress, young Wallis Warfield had clearly defined ideas about clothes and celebrities whose outfits she wished to copy.
Concerned with defining ideas of self, selfhood, and subjectivity and with moral tradition as an act of creating order out of the cosmos, the American allegory provided a basic and frequently overlooked link between transcendentalism and pragmatism.
Richard Epstein tweeted his article in "Defining Ideas" about the contraceptive mandate and his view on the strength of the classical liberal case versus the religious case against the law.
Historian and Philadelphia-native Lombardo demonstrates how blue-collar whites did not immediately abandon welfare liberalism but instead selectively rejected liberal policies based on culturally defined ideas of privilege, disadvantage, identity, and entitlement.
What are defining ideas of citizenship education in the two countries?
In fact, Wyclif defines ideas as the divine nature in action, since they are the means by which God creates all that is outside Himself.
Carers had well defined ideas about what a good care plan should look like, and what it should be used for.
