For instance, Shapiro et al. [ 93 ] used a reflective writing intervention, in which medical students wrote essays from the point of view of either hypothetical or standardized patients.
r Cf. essay 11. s Seen from the point of view of Gaia theory, for example, life's sensitivity to the quantity and saltiness of water may be the most elemental of all senses (cf. Introduction, p. 12).
The title of Virginia Woolf's The Common Reader, another early bird, was apposite (though it has since been misinterpreted as snooty): in the essays, Woolf attempted to see literature from the point of view of the non-expert, as part of what Hermione Lee has called her "life-long identification with the self-educated reader".
Despite this setback, he continued to write; in early 1905 he began publishing a series of essays in Harper's Monthly under the pseudonym Peter Rabbit; told from the point of view of the "author", the essays commented upon the human condition, animal intelligence, and the controversy first begun by Burroughs two years prior.
And the great thing about it, from the point of view of this essay, is that we can view it with the benefit of hindsight.
In this essay, I contrast two classes of potential mechanisms of epigenetic stability and discuss them from the point of view enunciated by Schroedinger.
Linda Greenhouse ("Accidental Heroines," Opinionator essay, nytimes.com, March 7) misses the point of my commentary in The Wall Street Journal entirely.
The reflective essays were analyzed to the point of saturation (Miles and Huberman 1994) for expressions of personal learning and the role of peer meetings.
In essay-writing, a thesis statement is a single sentence that describes the "point" of the essay as clearly and concisely as possible.
