Starting with Kornhauser and Sager's (1986) discussion of group deliberation in legal settings, work on the theory of judgment aggregation has explored paradoxes and impossibility theorems closely related to those that Condorcet and Arrow discovered in connection with preference aggregation.
MacMurray loves to explore paradox in her materials.
They go back and forth about art and life, debating how alike and unalike they are, as if they were exploring the paradoxes of a thrilling new acquaintance.
But, while Chris Hannan makes it clear that we are still obsessed with immigration and the nature of Englishness, his play is much better at exploring the paradoxes of Powell than those of the surrounding culture.
Martel is happier, more easygoing, and his semi-surreal, semi-absurdist mode is well suited to exploring the paradox.
While chasing the drivers who are chasing the championship, Mr. MacGregor explores the paradoxes.
Journalist Frank Browning explored the paradoxes of homosexual life in The Culture of Desire.
Based on the little-known life of the great vaudevillian Bert Williams (1876-1922), this novel explores the paradoxes that confronted the African-American performers of his time.
Das's spontaneity often translated into whimsicality and earned the ire of critics, but it allowed her to explore the paradoxes of life and relationships with emotional honesty.
Characterising Luther as a "difficult hero", she explores the paradoxes of his personality, and presents him as a fascinating, deeply flawed individual.
