His manuscript will pass down through the centuries, lost and rediscovered, baffling and intriguing and knitting together men and women caught up in different but equally urgent historical predicaments.
As in Ferrante's Neapolitan quartet, Szabó is writing about a writer who despite domestic and other difficulties some of which are historical predicaments that affect domestic life is trying to write, and like those books, "The Door" revolves around the relationship of two women, one of whom is telling the story and may or may not be a reliable narrator.
Since the crisis broke, economists have cast about for the best historical analogies for the world's predicament.
It is characteristic of Novalis's political philosophy that he not only offers a principled discussion of this predicament, but also a historical critique.
Persuasions opening scenes establish its historical context, as well as the financial predicament the Elliot family finds itself in.
Intellectuals bear a particular responsibility of leadership by virtue of their specialized expertise and insight regarding the scientific, cultural, and historical forces that have led to our predicament.
For readers in this predicament, Gadamer's elaboration of the historical nature of reason and, indeed, his own exegetical, discursive dialogical practice may provide important resources.
It is a personal story, too, an account of the author's own "coming-of-age as an oncologist," and its historical narrative is crosscut with Mukherjee's present predicaments….
It is a personal story, too, an account of the author's own "coming-of-age as an oncologist," and its historical narrative is crosscut with Mukherjee's present predicaments.
It is with Rebecca that our sympathies lie, and whose current predicament ultimately brings all three narrative and historical perspectives into sharp focus.
