Conversations about the media -- film or print -- and how it influences public opinion need to be ongoing; how it molds thinking, how it is interwoven with the marginalization of entire groups of the population, how it influences our interactions with each other.
While that issue retains its urgency, these days it is interwoven with a second, equally compelling, point of interest - when do we regard armed resistance as being acceptable?
As a political fable, it's oddly revealing about current American thinking and it is interwoven with a variety of other topical themes.
It is interwoven with international reportage and autobiographical accounts of a troubled childhood on Merseyside, and his relationships with his family, particularly his mother, Norah.
A radical star was born.Mr Derrida's style of deconstruction flowered especially in American departments of comparative literature, where it became interwoven with Marxism, feminism and anti-colonialism.
It's interwoven with a real-life tale of a 19th-century Shetland woman and her sailor fiancé, told in their letters.
Think of the hair of Bacchus in Titian's Bacchus and Ariadne at the National Gallery, how the flight of it, partially interwoven with leaves, seems to embody his wildness, his outrageous proposal to Ariadne that she might wish to wed him in exchange for receiving the sky as a nuptial gift.
He writes, "I believe the main reason for that is our children, since life with them in the here and now occupies all the space," and goes on: For, while previously I saw time as a stretch of terrain that had to be covered, with the future as a distant prospect, hopefully a bright one, and never boring at any rate, now it is interwoven with our life here and in a totally different way.
It is interwoven with a society's cultural fabric.
Like any story, it is interwoven with my own reflections, wishes, judgments and prejudices.
