I am not sure how the deft Prof Cook manages to squeeze so much intelligence, cultural reference and perspective into so short a book.
The Americans have themselves suffered in Iraq through their over-reliance on technology and firepower at the expense of other important capabilities, such as good intelligence, cultural understanding and the number of troops needed to do the job.
Onto a platform that points in the direction of a local milieu and which in turn embeds the intelligence, cultural attributes and environmental capacities that cities need to be smart when promoting ICT-related developments which champion the Internet.
In 2010, there should be a little more intelligence about cultural roots.
Incidental Intelligence: The Cultural Center in Oranjestad, Aruba, recently presented Shaw's "Pygmalion" in Papiamento, the polyglot jargon of the area.
The New Yorker, August 12 , 1961P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: The Cultural Center in Oranjestad, Aruba, recently presented Shaw's "Pygmalion" in Papiamento, the polyglot jargon of the area.
The inescapable fact of Marilyn Monroe: the blonde bombshell with a questing intelligence, the cultural touchstone with the soul of a little girl lost, the love goddess who understood that sex is a cosmic joke.
Rather, it is for the deep level of hope he inspired in people around the world, through his intelligence, his cultural appreciation, his call to service, his youth and his soaring rhetoric, for the possibility of a better world.
Though it requires intelligence, practicing cultural criticism is not just an academic exercise.
Note: even in children the proportion that exhibit self-recognition at a particular point in development varies as a function of intelligence level, cultural background, and type of self-recognition test administered [25] [27].
