There is, for example, the essay about Ethel Person, a psychiatrist who did pioneering work studying transgender people, treating them with far more sympathy and humanity than previous researchers.
For example, the essay will be optional in 2016, but for now, it is scored in such a way that length is valued over content and facts can be made up without penalty.
For example: "The essay is generally vague.
Some Tory activists and MPs have been floating ideas to breathe life into their party (see, for example, the essays from Douglas Carswell and others in the Renewal document, or the Bow Group's call for conference to vote on policy) but we have not seen any evidence in Manchester to suggest the party leadership is seriously addressing this problem.
Pragmatism and critical theory are not, one must add, necessarily at odds; see, for example, the essays in Aboulafia 2002.
That is Dworkin's 'semantic sting' argument [see below], an argument in the philosophy of language that has set an agenda for much recent debate in philosophy of law (see, for example, the essays in Coleman, 2001).
For example, the essays showed a number of students (17%) who were unsure when to invoke photosynthesis versus a variant of photosynthesis, such as photorespiration or CAM photosynthesis.
For some time now, scholars in these disparate yet related disciplines have grappled with the pursuit of data and the comparison with results from other disciplines: see for example the collected essays volumes by Sagart et al. (2005), Sanchez-Mazas et al. (2008), Petraglia and Allchin (2007), Peregrine et al. (2009), Enfield and White (2011) and others.
Thinking of, for example, the collection of essays on 'residual media' edited by Charles Acland (2007), New Media: 1740-1915 (ed. Gitelman, 2004).
6. See, for example, the set of essays in John K. Fairbank, The Chinese World Order: Traditional China's Foreign Relations (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1968).
As it gained momentum, his thoughts on Shakespeare's plays as a whole, particularly the tragedies; his discussions of certain characters, such as Shylock, Falstaff, Imogen, Caliban, and Iago; and his ideas about the nature of drama and poetry in general, as expressed for example in the essay on Coriolanus, gained renewed appreciation and influenced other Shakespearean criticism.
