And then for women, the "hook-up culture = life success" thesis is complicated by several factors, economic and otherwise.
As well as illuminating an obscure period of Stein's life, the thesis also threatens the image of Stein that Toklas had been at such pains to preserve.
Simone de Beauvoir revealed herself as a woman of formidable courage and integrity, whose life supported her thesis: the basic options of an individual must be made on the premises of an equal vocation for man and woman founded on a common structure of their being, independent of their sexuality.
In his script (written with Marc Abdelnour), he took aspects of Seraphine's life from a thesis and the letters of a psychiatrist who knew Uhde's sister, Anne Marie, (played in the film by Anne Bennent) and created a very compelling narrative.
For many seniors, post-thesis life is quiet and calm.
The post-thesis life, it appears, is not as easily packageable into a pithy hashtag as PTL tank tops might suggest.
When it's not the game of philosophy that is being played, but some other — energy policy, trade policy, debt reduction, military strategy, domestic life — grand philosophical theses like "there are no moral absolutes" or "yes there are" will at best be rhetorical flourishes; they will not be genuine currency or do any decisive work.
Every senior on campus is now deep in the much-anticipated Post-Thesis Life, when they can sleep (or at least reduce coffee consumption by six cups), attend lectures by Paul Krugman and Anne-Marie Slaughter '80, and finally get around to that "Princeton bucket list" created in the four years between walking through FitzRandolph Gate and running to turn in the senior thesis.
Dr. Crick in no way rejected the orthodox scientific thesis that life evolved in some way, yet to be specified, from the chemicals present on the early earth.
[C2.] Life Has Been His Thesis Some chief executives started businesses while in college, but not Fred Poses, chief executive of American Standard.
