What is more important is that his intellectual enterprise, as Smith's careful exposition makes clear, repeatedly argued against the very idea of political certitude that has been embraced by certain neoconservatives.
Al-‛Alawî's exposition of three steps in the intellectual development of Avempace does not conflict with Avempace's view of the sciences.
His studies and intellectual work increased and in 1578 he published Exposition of Universal Law (Juris), a small methodic textbook in which his theory of universal rights completes his vision of universal history that he had developed earlier in the Method.
On the surface it was an exposition of the arguments that were convulsing the intellectual community - but underneath it was a firm statement that psychiatry was not quite so damned as Laing and [Thomas] Szasz would have us believe.
And as the trial progresses, and the Crown's intellectual approach comes to a head against the defence's emotive exposition, Garner desperately fights to hold her disbelief in Farquharson's testimony at bay.
As a literary form, it is a carefully organized exposition, by means of invented conversation, of contrasting philosophical or intellectual attitudes.
Browning is adept at intellectual seduction: she prolongs largely irrelevant anecdotes, pauses just before imparting crucial exposition, teasingly asks your permission to reveal information she knows you desperately desire.
These preparations consisted of nationwide activities and events, including the commissioning of intellectual and scholarly works, presentation of exhibits, lectures, artwork and musical expositions, the production of film and video presentations and a Centennial Convention July 25 30, 2006, in Washington, D.C.
Yet whatever our theoretical framework, it is not primarily the exposition or rejection of universal aims which determines the role intellectuals play in revitalising cultural life.
