He wrote his thesis on The Terrors of the Year One Thousand, in which an early interest in a general interpretive approach to history, with a view toward the sociological manifestations of an historical period, became evident.
Regardless of the position one takes, in this general interpretive framework a number of symbols which both delight and puzzle readers of the Laozi can be highlighted.
But general theories provide "general interpretive frameworks" on which it is possible to construct "critical histories of the present" (McCarthy in Hoy and McCarthy 1994, 229 230).
While many of the principles underlying the ambiguities illustrated above are reasonably well understood, general interpretive algorithms are still lacking.
This peculiarity of signs, their general interpretive openness, accounted for a particular understanding of the relationship between the pox and the body in which it was lodged.
Interview data will be transcribed verbatim and analysed using general interpretive methods.
In general, SIP-FS provides a more interpretive data representation than other comparison methods.
In general, the use to date of interpretive approaches to synthesis has been confined to the synthesis of qualitative research only [ 6- 8].
In general, as value increases, motivational significance and attention can increase, presenting an interpretive conundrum (Maunsell, 2004).
In general, Justice Scalia's critics confuse a fact about the history of interpretation (it will produce different results at different times) with an interpretive mandate (the job is to produce different results as society needs them).
