There is a tension inherent in writing a PhD.
By Eileen Reynolds January 26 , 2011There's a terrible risk inherent in writing science fiction: sometime in the distant future, some nitpicking soul will remember to check up on which of your outlandish predictions come true, and which turn out to be wildly, laughably off the mark.
There's a terrible risk inherent in writing science fiction: sometime in the distant future, some nitpicking soul will remember to check up on which of your outlandish predictions come true, and which turn out to be wildly, laughably off the mark.
In addition, by using the inherent distance writing affords, he ironically missed another opportunity to show courage, exacerbating the disconnect between Blumenthal, the upstanding, values-driven Attorney General and Blumenthal, the fibber, as well as widen the chasm with the public.
Patients presenting dysexecutive agraphia show not only difficulties in maintaining the effort inherent to writing but appear to lack the ability to organize their thoughts for expression in written text.
They also have the potential to transcend the language barriers inherent to written and spoken word – particularly significant when conveying a global problem like climate change to an international community.
Inherent in all writing systems, then, is the potential for multiple readings.
Considering the inherent problems of writing memoirs, Virginia Woolf once wondered why "it was so difficult to give any account of the person to whom things happen".
And yet it often seems that Greer is slyly drawing attention to the novelist's endeavor, that she is self-consciously pointing out the element of fiction writing inherent in any effort to understand Shakespeare's life.
There's an inherent contradiction in writing a book which has the goal of getting rid of gender stereotypes and telling people to acknowledge and use the gender stereotypes.
