Whatever the merits of reading novels in a law school seminar, it does not serve Mr. Rosenbaum well.
The convergence of those trends has helped spark renewed interest in decades of study of the merits of reading on a screen versus in print.
Now there are several gadgets available, like the Amazon Kindle and the Apple iPad, on which we can read an entire library of books, and many educators are currently involved in heated debates about the relative merits of reading on a screen and reading on paper.
While she acknowledges that many children's shows teach the merits of reading, Ms. Burgess said that "Little Bill" focuses on how young people go about accomplishing these goals.
Evidently, this way of reading Descartes' argument has pedagogical appeal, for it is ubiquitously taught (outside of Descartes scholarship) despite the absence of any textual merit.
"His dependability, judgment, quality of work, job knowledge, initiative, and work attitude for such a young officer sets such high standards for future officers to obtain," one notice of merit reads.
Whatever the merits of this reading, the things the receptacle is said to "receive" are "all the bodies (sômata)" (50b6).
Please don't drop the ball while you're arguing the merits of Brexit or reading lengthy debates about intersectionality.
The story is totally without merit," it read.
The entire, rather long, letter merits reading.
Is there any book of literary merit New Yorkers could read without offending other New Yorkers?
