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In conjunction with the festival, Fay edited another new collection, entitled "Shostakovich and His World" (Princeton), which contains an illuminating essay by Leonid Maximenkov on the composer's relationship with Stalin.
"You'll Never Be Chinese," Mr. Kitto's illuminating essay in Prospect magazine, recounts his efforts to build businesses in China, projects that led to run-ins with ruthless competitors, various courts and corrupt bureaucracies.
As Hans Ottomeyer, director of the Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin, writes in his illuminating essay in the catalog, vases were small, portable and intact relative to statues and buildings.
By Evan Osnos January 4, 2010 In the summer of 2008, the journal Nature published a short, illuminating essay that tracked the global migration of scientific research over the centuries, as empires rose and fell.
In her illuminating essay for First Pictures, Jessica May notes that Sternfeld was struck by "Eggleston's absolute mastery … of the poetic snapshot" but was also inspired to react against it.
A letter to Thom Gunn, author of an illuminating essay on Ginsberg's poetry, shows how appreciative he was of criticism that reached beyond accustomed cultish adoration: "I was moved — almost to tears — by your sympathetic perceptions".
I just caught up with "Wealthcare" (clever title, that), a vigorously illuminating essay-review by Jonathan Chait in the September 23rd New Republic.
By Hendrik Hertzberg October 19, 2009 I just caught up with "Wealthcare" (clever title, that), a vigorously illuminating essay-review by Jonathan Chait in the September 23rd New Republic.
In 2000 our reviewer, Geoffrey Wheatcroft, praised these "admirably erudite and illuminating essays".
The nine admirably erudite and illuminating essays in "The Multiple Identities of the Middle East" discuss these difficulties.
It is accompanied by a lavish catalog with illuminating essays by Robert Storr, the writer, curator and dean of the Yale School of Art, and the cultural critic Wayne Koestenbaum.
