"I thought, though in retrospect, I was asked 'when are you going to start stop beating your wife' kind of question, which is, meaning not answerable necessarily, by a simple yes or no.
In the end, are we not answerable for the kind of persons we have made of ourselves?
"I thought, though in retrospect, I was asked -- 'When are you going to start -- stop beating your wife' kind of question, which is meaning not -- answerable necessarily by a simple yes or no," Clapper said in the interview, which aired Sunday.
Who doesn't long for a bygone era of answerable questions and clearer intentions?
This approach facilitated the development of a large number (129) of answerable research questions across an entire research field.
In her reconstruction (upon which we have relied heavily), Haack (1976) notes that the pragmatists' views on truth also make room for the idea that truth involves a kind of correspondence, insofar as the scientific method of inquiry is answerable to some independent world.
One might hold that practical reason is ultimately answerable to two different kinds of constraints: to rational requirements on the one hand, and to independent facts about what one has reason to do on the other hand.
Green and Britten [ 15] note that "The value of qualitative methods lies in their ability to pursue systematically the kinds of research questions that are not easily answerable by experimental methods".
Some of these are readily answerable if you go to the right kinds of sources; some of them are harder to answer.
Irigaray's attention to the imaginary body is, however, informed by a respect for a materiality, a nature, which although open to multiple modes of disclosure, offers us two kinds of sexed bodies, to which our imaginary significations remain answerable.
