Last year he published Songs and Sonnets (Enitharmon), in which he explicitly explored the relationship between verse and song, and now The Word on the Street.
And so, I have come to understand that it wasn't only the parts of the novel that explicitly explored Erik's relations with his patients that were about psychoanalysis, but that the book as a whole was generated from the discipline's particular form of dialogue and search for a story that feels right and makes sense.
Economic, cultural and personal turbulence have been explicitly explored in, or implicitly provided a backdrop to, work by Anne Enright, Roddy Doyle, Colm McCann and many other writers, not least Paul Murray, the 40-year-old Dubliner whose second novel Skippy Dies was a breakout success in 2010, and whose three books together span the years before, during and after the crash.
Questions of lexical representation have not been explicitly explored in detail, although Tucker's work (1996, 1998, 2006, 2009) comes very close.
Four commonly used experimental architectures were explicitly explored, including polarization rotation with no postsample optics, polarization-in polarization-out measurement, and polarization modulation with and without postsample optics.
Although the general risk factors for SSI have been discussed, the relationship of neurologic status and trauma to SSI has not been explicitly explored.
Previous studies have recommended exploration of barriers to contraceptive use among young people that would explicitly explore he factors in decision making process about use, or none-use of forms of contraceptives [ 18, 19].
Johnny Cash's last album, American IV, in which the country singer did explicitly explore his own looming mortality, leads us to assume they are all at it.
Although Pink does not explicitly explore his theory's application to the field of autism education, "Drive" could have a major impact on the treatment of children with autism, currently estimated by the C.D.C. to occur in one out of every hundred and ten children in the United States.
There are moments when fictions about gardens explicitly explore areas of thought that are only implicit in technical writings on gardens, and speak more loudly for the unconscious of the society that produced them than technical manuals are able to do.
Two were explicitly exploring impulsivity.
