It hovers in the background of "The Black Book of Colors," an intellectually challenging, graphically remarkable picture book in which a Venezuelan author and illustrator, Menena Cottin and Rosana Faría, ask us to imagine being blind.
I LOVE YOU MY SPARTAN WOMAN OF STRENGTH AND VIRTURE... Love, Darrell'... My husband a remarkable, intellectually brilliant Philosopher, the man who loved me beyond words..
Weirdly funny and rousing, both intellectually and emotionally, "No" revisits the remarkable moment when Gen. Augusto Pinochet Ugarte was forced out by the No campaign, a center-left coalition that packaged resistance into commercials featuring jingles, a rainbow graphic and wide smiles, the nightmare legacy of the coup d'état vanquished by a brilliant coup de théâtre.
After that, Straub and Huillet created a remarkable body of morally and intellectually challenging work, but American audiences grew more conservative and programmers more cautious.
The early years of childhood are a time of remarkable growth and learning -- biologically, intellectually, socially and emotionally.
Leavitt's portrait of Hardy is a remarkable achievement: he is both sympathetic and cowardly, intellectually arrogant and profoundly insecure.
"Annette's 14-year career with the group has been remarkable," she said, "acted out in the very competitive, fast-moving and intellectually demanding world of international science and medical research".
These people ranged from the intellectually elite to ordinary individuals to patients with severe neurological disorders, many of whom found remarkable ways to adjust to or compensate for their condition.
Since the traditional definition of mental retardation was an I.Q. of less than 70, that leads to the remarkable conclusion that a majority of Americans a century ago would count today as intellectually disabled.
Exploring how this remarkable diversity can arise by potentially simple laws has been one of the most successful, and intellectually beautiful, efforts in human history.
