Getting Respect illuminates their experiences by comparing three countries with enduring group boundaries: the United States, Brazil and Israel.
But Capote's infractions also raise enduring questions about the slippery boundary between truth and fiction in narrative journalism, and the relationships that develop between a reporter and his sources.
The Maysleses' enduring theme of the absent boundary between theatre and life, between show and reality, is stood on its head: art as great as that of the Stones is destined to have a mighty real-world effect.
But in many ways, he illustrates another of Italy's enduring problems: the porous, oddly fuzzy boundaries between the public and the private domain.
Gradual integration for Serbia and Albania in E.U. and NATO, all on the basis of existing borders and boundaries, is the only way toward enduring stability in the region.
The burning of Vrbnica, a gesture of defiance to the world, presages a darkening and quickening crisis within the closed mountain boundaries of Kosovo where people are enduring their nightmare alone.
Still, here he was, a middle-aged gay leading man himself, practicing a song called "Timeless to Me," a paean to enduring love that appeared to observe no gender boundaries.
A woman of enduring strength, whose love for her family knew no boundaries.
The latter transformed the way in which subsequent composers thought about rhythmic structure and was largely responsible for Stravinsky's enduring reputation as a musical revolutionary who pushed the boundaries of musical design.
Darq E Freaker may be best known as the man behind some of grime's most enduring anthems, but he's also pushed the genre's boundaries in a fascinating way.
