The event was the first in a series the foundation is hosting called "Insight Dialogues," conversations with thought leaders and activists hosted here in New York.
According to the Huffington Post, Wright told the story during an event Tuesday night hosted by the Rockefeller Foundation in New York as part of its new series, "Insight Dialogues," which focuses on conversations with activists.
To read more from Miranda's discussion at the Rockefeller Foundation's Insight Dialogue series, check out our past coverage here.
There is, therefore, a tension in all religions between mystical intuition and logical articulation, between insight and dialogue.
As we led leaders past these dramatically oversized objects, we heard them say things like "I've never realized…" and "I see the problem in a new way…" These fresh insights and dialogue were a direct result of our choice to break out of PowerPoint's scale.
This use of the space creates a cultural center where those within the space can share insights through dialogue.
(1962), which displays slashing insight and witty dialogue in its gruesome portrayal of married life.
"This page is intended to prompt understanding, insight, and healthy dialogue in the ever changing landscape of civil rights and social justice.
I mean that as a compliment, because Girls has been a series of provocative and memorable surprises, both good and bad: Dunham's preternatural confidence and insight, her fantastic dialogue and excellent use of music, the really gross behavior of one of her writing staff, and her willingness to upend characters and their storylines, including that semi-shocker last night, Jessa's wedding.
These resources offer researchers insight into the dialogue amongst prison reformers and anti-prison activists both inside and outside of prison, and into the particular role of reading and writing in the expansion of prison reform and prisoners' rights movements.
Bruno put forth his central insights in a dialogue, Concerning the Cause, Principle, and One (1584); Galileo presented his novel mechanics in his Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems Ptolemaic and Copernican (1632); and even Machiavelli's The Art of War (1521) takes the form of a genteel conversation in a quiet Florentine garden.
