Here the reader is reminded of footnote 6.
"The Evolution of God" is full of footnotes and the literature cited in them is consistently the literature one would hope for: heavy on scholarly studies and light on popular treatments.
There are other alumni who are sort of footnotes in history, and there's one mentioned in another letter in this issue: Alexander Benson, Class of 1894.
Disclosure in Enron's books was incomplete, but there were plenty of footnotes that should have given analysts "a knot in the stomach".Hidden meaningsNone of this is to say there is no need for reform.
He considers it a scholarly work and is quite proud that there are hundreds of footnotes.
Now, here are couple of footnotes to the Francis Scott Key story--his son, Philip Barton Key, was a District attorney in Washington.
It's full of footnotes, digressions and other distractions, so it rewards the time spent revisiting it.
THE baseball career of Sal Yvars is a footnote in the sport's history.
The genius of "Footnote" is that it is about those important things too.
Just as western philosophy is a series of footnotes to Plato, I'd suggest that literary criticism is a series of arguments, many of which were started by Aristotle.
