"Berlin" evokes Gail Sheehy's exposé, "Speed Is of the Essence," published in 1971, when the perils of methedrine addiction were just beginning to be recognized.
In a paper entitled "Man's Glassy Essence," published in 1892 (CP, 6.238 6.271), Peirce put forward the monistic conjecture that cytoplasm is some sort of substance that is halfway between the two extremes of mind and matter.
Also in 2013, Essence published an interview with McCray; if New York's profile avoided the question of whether, how, and why her desires have shifted, Essence focused almost exclusively on her sexuality, asking McCray directly about how her sexuality and her sexual identity have evolved, with no questions about her politics or work.
In an interview with Essence published earlier this week, Martin shared inspirational words for other teenagers with big dreams.
Angelou's first personal essays were published in Essence in late 1992.
She has been published in ESSENCE, Juicy, VIBE.com, Jezebel, Clutch, Madame Noire among others.
This 'quality paradox' resonates through the papers published in this special issue and is, in essence, the 'wicked' problem that we seek to illuminate and explore [ 12].
The infamous Crap Towns book, published in 2003, spoke of Bexhill-on-Sea's "essence of death" robbing the town of any animation.
That, in essence, is the question Kurt Gray and Daniel Wegner of Harvard University asked in a study they have just published in Psychological Science.
What happened in the bunker has in essence been well known since Hugh Trevor-Roper's book, The Last Days of Hitler, was published in 1947.
"Activism in its essence is often impersonal, distant, and harsh," he wrote in his book "Spiritual Activism," published in 2008.
