How do writers turn language, which is communal and soaked in history, in a new direction that can encompass thoughts quite out of kilter with the society's current assumptions?
Furthermore, beliefs and attitudes about evolution are embedded in already existing mental schema that encompass thoughts about science more generally, education, familial loyalty, or religion, and the nature of these schema affects how even the best science teaching is received.
They pull off a hard act, encompassing complex thought and a wide reach, making you want to follow their arguments, which are quite personal, angry and witty.
However, currently, there is only one scale adapted for a Brazilian sample: Folkman and Lazarus's Ways of Coping checklist (Folkman and Lazarus 1985; Savóia et al. 1996), which consists of a questionnaire of 66 items that encompass the thoughts and actions people use to deal with the internal or external demands of a specific stressful event.
The theme confronting mortality encompassed the thoughts, feelings, and attitudes of patients and their families confronting chronic kidney disease as a life threatening illness.
The perspective of the interviews was broad, encompassing the physicians' thoughts, clinical observations, considerations, actions and own emotional reactions.
Yet her world is still as wide as human thought, encompassing all that books continue to give her.
To put it very simply, this is a serious issue encompassing freedom of thought, conscience and speech.
Thinking about their own future was considered a demanding task, as such thoughts encompassed great existential uncertainty, in their opinion.
By the time graduation nears, pranks, senior portraits, and proms encompass most senior thoughts, unless you have earned the title of "Valedictorian" whereby you must begin crafting the speech of the century -- balancing profound meaning with a cleverness that ensures a few guffaws from the crowd.
