Although Albert sees a closer connection between prudence and practical reason than Thomas ("prudence and practical reason have the same acts in that reason gives the act while prudence informs the act by reason of justice, expediency and honesty". De bono # 443), Albert essentially agrees with Thomas' description of the method of practical reasoning (Super Ethica, VI, 7, pp. 436 437).
It laid the groundwork and still informs the act.
This recommendation was cited in the white paper Time for Reform (2000), which informed the Licensing Act of 2003 and ultimately led to the modernisation of UK licensing laws.
"The community informs development, but the act of creation begins with us and our ideas," says Dague. "Over time we iterate on that by studying the behaviour of people who infiltrate this living social world, sort of observe the way they behave with each other and pick out the forms of behaviour that we think will be most interesting.
As if they were stage directions, he informs us where the act of writing is taking place - often on planes ("I'm only going on like this because we're on the verge of taking off"), at his desk in Holland Park, in hotel rooms in Barbados or Athens or New York.
His merging of the classic psychedelic template with the DIY ethics of punk rock informed the early acts of Creation Records (including the Jesus and Mary Chain).
However, the graduate student who donated eggs informed the committee that the act of donation, while voluntary, was approved by Professor Hwang.
The video impressively manages to indict authors, intellectuals, NGOs, satellite television, Western powers and men with long hair in one fell swoop while at the same time glorifying the act of informing on one's own family members.
Take the act of communicating or informing (Mitteilen) as an example: at first glance, Reinach describes it as though communicating were just asserting.
In practice, though, it isolates the act of writing from much of what informs literary work.
