This seems indicative of how he wants his essays to function: less like art-objects (beautiful, stable things to be contemplated at a distance) than a training ground for how we might relate differently to the world and one another through how we relate to the text.
The Senate race here has become a testing ground for how far social conservatives can push their agenda — and continue to win elections — in a rapidly changing southern state with a burgeoning population of college-educated voters as well as many more ethnically diverse voters.
Dorrian sees it as a micro testing ground for how they will deploy Mozes in the real world.
The availability of a wealth of data will create a new ground for how decisions will be made by democratically accountable politicians.
So, as concerned parents scramble to figure out why a federal agency is making a rare appearance that has caused public alarm, we thought we would give some much-needed grounding for how worried parents should be.
Evolving Arctic governance could provide the ideal testing ground for how the two countries can work together.
And it's social media that is providing a virtual testing ground for how well companies are delivering on their promises.
Until then, Illinois will prove a testing ground for how to dig out of debt without undue harm to the state's most vulnerable residents.
There is no big mystery to this a poet who is open to contemporary ideas in art and poetry, and who has studied past movements and tendencies, has a pretty good grounding for how to pursue new ways of writing.
He also drew a distinction between sales taxes, which are familiar to most people, and aviation taxes, which are more variable and less well known — giving the government grounds for stipulating how these taxes are disclosed.
