These phases, therefore, plausibly reflect experience and not forced interpretation (Pike, 1992, Chapter 5).
However, in most standard instances, the law can simply be understood, and applied, without the mediation of interpretation (Marmor 2011, chapter 6).
In what became a slideshow with the fan fare of the later OJ Simpson trial, Clarence Darrow represented the side of teaching evolution in schools and Bryan represented those who believe that a strict interpretation of first chapter of the Bible was the proper view of creation.
And what we get is a loving if not always inspired interpretation of a tense chapter in the Charles family's lives.
You snap to attention when you spot her, too, not because she has his goofy radiance but because she's such an improbable survivor — from Hillarycare to everywhere, a secretary of state as frequent-flying and industrious as any — and because after all these years, she remains an erratically coifed enigma, the conventional interpretation of any one chapter of her life not sufficing for the next.
Chapter 3 Interpretation and Reasoning in History: Beyond Text Structure (vs. traditional way of limiting exploration of historical texts to text structure labels).
Part of the achievement of its "shaped chaos" is that Lucinde presents, within the form of a novelistic work itself, a romantic 'contest' of competing novelistic possibilities (see, for example, the interpretation of the famous chapter on the "Allegory of Impudence" in Behler 1993).
With each new fact that is uncovered the interpretation of that "first chapter" changes.
And, "We do not share the rigid creationist's insistence on a literalistic interpretation of the first chapters of Genesis".
This chapter defines the interpretation session and guides one through the meeting.
