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Indeed, he has some incisive skeptical comments on the concept of causality (and hence determinism).
(Rachel Kalish and Michael Kimmel's concept of the "aggrieved entitlement" of some white men has been especially incisive and illuminating, and deserving of a much wider audience).
He also directed some impressive revivals: promenade, high-concept interpretations of A Winter's Tale and Pericles, and an incisive period version of The Crucible with Iain Glen (all 2006).
Three conversations are especially noteworthy, all of which demonstrate Vogel's philosophical precision and originality: his environmentalism without nature and naturalness (chapters 1 and 4); his dissection and reformulation of the concept of [End Page 165] a "socially constructed" nature (chapter 2); and his incisive critique of new materialisms (chapter 6).
This collection of compelling analyses of the causes of extremist violence, terrorist strategies, and concepts for countering terrorism will be of great value to both nonspecialists and students seeking incisive introductions to these vexing issues and to officials looking for creative policy options.
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
Incisive pass, great chance.
The most incisive ensemble?
incisive and ground breaking idea.
