But out of the New Vision, his friends built ideas about spontaneous renderings of direct experience that became the foundations of Beat writing.
The foundation of this genre of writing dated back to the 1970s with fan created fiction about Kirk and Spock.
This is not a lapse; it's the foundation of Shields's collage method of writing.
Despite the differences in our ages (I was thirty years younger than him), I recognized the mixture of yearning and disappointment that seemed to lie at the foundation of his writing.
And with teachers spending more time teaching to the test, they're spending less time in class on grammar, spelling and punctuation — the foundations of good writing.
McInnis, a former congressman, was once paid $300,000 by a right-wing foundation to write a series of articles called "Musings on Water".
They argue that preventing academics from presenting their point of view is an infringement of the foundations of academic life, writing: "We ask cultural and educational institutions to have the courage and the principle to stand for, and safeguard, the very principles of free expression and the free exchange of ideas that make those institutions possible".
M.R.G. acts like a foundation, funding projects on the strength of written proposals.
("Look!" they cry, "I left no stone unturned!") Likewise, the litany of benefactors - foundations, writing workshops, grant-givers, archive-keepers - can only point (albeit quietly, undemonstratively) to an inevitable conclusion: that all approached were in concord that this was a work of such indisputable importance, that every gate be laid open before it.
For several years afterward Carnap was engaged in private research in logic and the foundations of physics and wrote a number of essays on problems of space, time, and causality, as well as a textbook, Abriss der Logistik, (1929) in symbolic, or mathematical, logic (see formal logic).
