A 2003 review in New York City's The Village Voice compared the show to The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, stating: "Just as Ui doesn't explain the complex phenomenon of the Third Reich, Scientology Pageant doesn't probe the psychology of cults; instead, both demystify subjects whose appeal stems in no small part from the mystique their acolytes have attributed to them".
There is humility and sincerity in such a goal, and one is reminded of the work of Carl Sagan, or Bertrand Russell's layman's introduction to relativity, or Aaron Copland's "What to Listen for in Music," books intended to demystify important subjects in science and art for those who might otherwise be too intimidated to engage with them.
Analyzing the case law from the standpoint of these two principles will demystify the subject of CERCLA liability and provide greater certainty for all parties who face the potential risk of liability under the statute.
Her website, livethroughthis.org, uses photography and first-person stories of survivors to demystify the subject.
The show's executive producer, Amanda Ross, said she hoped the club would "erase wine snobbery, demystify the subject and ensure everyone gets more enjoyment out of wine.
At Otto's Shrunken Head, a neo-tiki bar in the East Village, he further demystified the subject of tropical cocktails by drinking a few.
Treating these as adaptive responses to real biological needs, each with its own evolutionary history, demystifies a subject too often framed in a top-down, primate-centric way.
Known in particular for work on a Bedouin sign language used in a remote part of Israel, she "demystifies" her subject, the citation for the grant says, "and opens windows of understanding".
But "demystifying" is often merely simplifying, and breast cancer is a subject that's easy to over-simplify.
That is the subject of our latest research paper from Glassdoor titled, Demystifying the Gender Pay Gap.
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