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We get to imagine, once again, how brilliance rises from the dull materials of life's banality.
Lastly, the view that tobacco diverts money from essential materials of life and the suggestion that HCPs need to explore the socioeconomic effects of tobacco use have been confirmed in reports that found that tobacco use is a "financial drain" and is associated with poverty [ 42].
The material of life itself dwarfs all the efforts of writing, which come stumbling after it.
Abelardo Morell writes that he sometimes believes "books hold all the material of life".
For someone inclined to "inhale the raw material of life and exhale a comedy routine or a story", playwriting was a natural refuge.
It's another still to understand how those stars act as nuclear furnaces that supply the universe with carbon, oxygen and nitrogen, the raw material of life.
In an essay, Amit Chaudhuri quotes these sentences, and comments, "When Ray speaks of 'life' and the 'raw material' of life, he is speaking of a refutation of the spectacular that comprises the exotic, in favour of the mundane, the everyday, and the transfiguration of the mundane".
P.R.: To begin with, Zuckerman is a novelist, and it is the way of the novelist to take the raw material of life and transform it into something that is no longer life but language, language in the service of a surmise.
PR: To begin with, Zuckerman is a novelist, and it is the way of the novelist to take the raw material of life and transform it into something that is no longer life, but language, language in the service of a surmise.
To two basic ideas, however, he remained constant: that it is the responsibility of the artist, the representative of humanity, to create meaning signifying symbols out of the raw material of life; and that the material world, like the artist himself, is irredeemably corrupt, possessed by forces of inertia or dissolution.
