Mr. Segerstam and the Helsinki Philharmonic, vigorous partners in both concertos, bring intensity and heft to Mr. Rouse's "Rapture" (2000), the 12-minute orchestral essay that separates them.
Moreover, Syrianus' work is a collection of three separate essays of quite different character and purpose, one essay on the aporetic book III (=Beta), one on book IV (=Gamma), and one on books XIII and XIV (Mu and Nu).
Not the least of the show's attractions is its five-star catalog, with 14 separate essays.
His eloquent new book, "Rethinking the Holocaust," recast and rewritten from separate essays and lectures, is an eye-opening synthesis of the whole historiography of the Shoah.
In separate essays in The Stone last week, Michael P. Lynch and Gary Gutting both argued that reason can do far more than I give it credit for in my recent book, "The Righteous Mind".
There isn't evidence of too much curatorial effort: Hillary Clinton rubs shoulders, comfortably, with the American novelist Dawn Powell and the cast of "The Wire"; Alice Munro appears as the subject of three separate essays.
At the urging of Gershom Scholem, Strauss turned three separate essays on Maimonides into a book.
Kukkonen (2012), Knuttilla (2012) and Normore (2012), discuss in separate essays the influence Aristotle's categories on aspects of Medieval philosophy.
It is by no means a monograph or a textbook but rather a collection of separate essays, written by a number of authors who present their personal thoughts on various aspects of the development of mass spectrometry.
In a separate essay, Carla described her husband's daily routine: he wrote every morning, for just a few hours.
