Leaving aside such blatant misinterpretations, what is Descartes' legacy now?
"There is a lot of misinterpretation of what this dance is," she said.
His misinterpretation of what was to become East Timor's constitution saw him become a non-executive president in 2002.
However, Mr. Baldridge said, this idea is now mostly dismissed as a misinterpretation of what is going on in a process that is difficult to study.
But in his article, which was given to the Guardian via the Freedom of the Press Foundation, on whose board Snowden sits, Snowden says such criticism was a simple misinterpretation of what he had been trying to do.
For whatever reason — anger at the White House's efforts to spin the sequester dispute; personal animus towards Obama; a genuine misinterpretation of what happened in 2011 — Woodward threw an interception.
By Bruno Bettelheim The New Yorker, March 1 , 1982P. 52 REFLECTIONS about the mistranslation of Freud from German into English, which writer says has led to a misinterpretation of what Freud sought to teach about the inner life of man.
REFLECTIONS about the mistranslation of Freud from German into English, which writer says has led to a misinterpretation of what Freud sought to teach about the inner life of man.
But since last fall, when People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals started a campaign against the research, it has drawn a torrent of outrage from animal rights activists, gay advocates and ordinary citizens around the world — all of it based, Dr. Roselli and colleagues say, on a bizarre misinterpretation of what the work is about.
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