Prose and poetry came readily to him, and he published, at 19, an enduring study of the Surrealism which inspired him in Paris - where he met Hemingway the day before the novelist's mood soured.
But nothing he says, there or elsewhere, is any more insightful than Albrecht Dürer's majestic and enduring study of the troubled human mind.
It should become a classic, enduring study.
Palmer, who died in 1997 at age 52, was The Times's chief pop music critic in the 1980s and the author of the enduring study "Deep Blues".
The study of vertebrate pigment patterns is a classic and enduring field of developmental biology.
Moreover, after the brazen recklessness of BP and it contractors, who turned the Gulf of Mexico into an enduring laboratory for the study of sea life plus oil, we finally got a sorely needed reorganization of the regulatory bodies.
One of the enduring problems in the study of mammalian sex chromosomes has to do with their origin and function.
Studies indicate enduring influences of differences in maternal care on hippocampal neuroplasticity, including effects on LTP [40], [41] and synaptic morphology [42], [43].
Overall, Leitner said, the study reinforces the enduring power of overt racism, discussion of which has been eclipsed in recent years by a growing awareness of unconscious biases.
(When he died suddenly, his young son, William M. Gaines, inherited the company, and in a 20th-century case study in the enduring vagaries of primogeniture, the son discontinued the Bible strips and started publishing lurid, spicy crime and horror comics).
His research interests include world cinema, avant-garde art movements, cultural exchanges between the West and the non-West, the history of film and literary theories, gender and postcolonial studies, and the enduring relevance of a cinematic metaphor in today's mediascape.
