You're a screenwriter, novelist, journalist or other creative writer who would like insight into how audiences relate to stories, and how the human mind interprets plots, characters and points of view.
What seems to be a new path was opened last fall by a West Hartford clergyman, Stephen Kendrick, who contends in "Holy Clues: The Gospel According to Sherlock Holmes" (Pantheon) that Holmes, the icy rationalist, is also a spiritual master with Zen-like insights, doubtless the result of his secret sojourn in Lhasa, itself the subject of at least three books, including the most recent, by a Tibetan.
"Invert it like a sock, and make the outside soft and the inside hard?" Using yellow insulation foam, the group began pulling its tower inside out, trying to translate Koolhaas's koan-like insight into a building model.
Finally, here's a sample of Hayes's laser-like insight into Fleet Street: "Editors are strange creatures who wield enormous power and sometimes they become power-crazed megalomaniacs.
This will give them something like insight into "the trajectory of the individual," and the ability to use deductive reasoning.
Jung-Beeman argues that these linguistic skills, like insight, require the brain to make a set of distant and unprecedented connections.
A reviewer could fumble with words like insight and sympathy, admiring Sillitoe's ability to see his people in the round, to live their lives, without feeling that he (the reviewer) had got it quite right.
But while the experience may well prepare students for the new workplace order that Ms. Welzer describes, remote internships don't always provide the crucial lessons that can come from being in the thick of things, like insight into professional expectations, corporate culture and office etiquette.
We showed that the senior students tend to be more like insight into categorization design, while the junior as rather try and error behavior, in consideration of needed time and actions in analogical thinking.
