A collection of Ferrante's writings, Frantumaglia, is also due in November, addressing subjects including her decision to remain anonymous.
Terrence O'Flaherty, critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, concurred, praising KQED for its courage in addressing the subject matter, as did the San Francisco Examiner, which said the program "handled [the topic] soberly, calmly and in great depth".
He asked Mr. Wermiel to use "great discretion" in addressing the subject, saying it could be "horribly misunderstood".
Brummell's first biographer, Captain Jesse, failed to reach the required level of sublimity in addressing his subject, and he besmirches the Beau with his lumpen and long-winded prose (Thomas Carlyle later did the same, calling the dandy nothing but a clothes-wearing man).
He showed courage in addressing the subject of humanitarian intervention during a campaign season in which compassion is in low esteem, with voters cheering for execution and jeering assistance to the needy.
In addressing these subjects, faculty members were asked simply to highlight issues and points of information rather than provide methodological detail or be totally comprehensive.
But many in the collection seriously addressed subjects that the law school's curriculum barely considered.
Interviews must be performed keeping in mind that we address subjects and not research objects.
"Moon Shadow" is a modest and thoughtful movie, and if it doesn't quite break new ground in addressing its difficult subject, it at least does not cheapen it.
We should be hard-headed in addressing it, and should subject the technologies which attract us to as much scrutiny and rigour as the technologies which repel us.
