In layman's terms, he is trying to give dance the intellectual respectability that many of its practitioners say it lacks.
A former adviser to the World Health Organisation and a sociology lecturer at the University of Essex, long a base for radical academics, she casts an unsparing eye over "philanthrocapitalism" – as she and some of its practitioners call it.
Anyone can set up shop in it, with the result that most of its practitioners know not very much about anything.
The great mystery of evil is not that it persists but, rather, that so many of its practitioners wish to do so while being thought of as saints.
Orthodox libertarianism may be less dangerous than other orthodoxies, such as religious orthodoxies, just because it has much less power and reach, but it is fundamentally worse because it is self-contradictory and so makes liars out of its practitioners.
WITH money pouring into private equity at a dizzying rate, it is hard to wipe the smiles off the faces of its practitioners.
Some of its practitioners do, brilliantly and at times heroically.
And Mr. Dejesus quickly became one of its practitioners.
The tradition lumbers on, seemingly immune from the evident crassness of its practitioners.
Tom Tanner, spokesman for the SRA, acknowledged that terroir cooking asks hard questions of its practitioners.
Surfing, despite the mellow reputation of its practitioners, has always had a territorial undercurrent.
