Its position was not helped among Israeli government officials and television viewers when its founder, Ted Turner, who no longer oversees CNN, was quoted recently in The Guardian as making a case for the viewpoint that "both sides are involved in terrorism".
Our results add additional support for the viewpoint that heuristics may be more valuable than problematic (Eva and Norman 2005).
How do the findings and preplay/replay during sleep/rest account for the viewpoint that place cell firing emerges as a consequence of convergent inputs from spatially-tuned cells in the entorhinal cortex such as grid, border and head-direction cells?
(As long as Hamas exists, though, won't there be a need for a countervailing viewpoint that insists that peace is a better path for Palestinians than continuing to support terrorism and random shelling of Israel?).
For those who hold to that viewpoint, the sight of President Obama awarding Medals of Freedom last week to a starry cast of A-list celebrities must have seemed like a full-blown invasion of their safe space.
Of course, as I wrote in October 2008, that viewpoint has been around for awhile.
"I was grasping for a viewpoint that I could make the center of everything, and after he did that, I had just what I needed," Mr. McMahon said.
Experiments in rats have provided some support for this viewpoint, in that lesions of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons are without effect on spatial memory on their own but can exacerbate the deleterious effects of intraseptal drug treatments that impair memory (Pang and Nocera 1999).
Mr. McKenzie can be forgiven for having a viewpoint that differs from the shared opinion that the ballet belongs to the Swan Queen.
So, with help from Mouffe, we argue that the debate, and thus the bio-objectification process, be opened up for pluralistic viewpoints that can re-politicize the bio-objectification process.
