He was never the black-and-white dictator that the opposition and the West condemned, feeding their own misinterpretations of this place.
DuBois is spot-on in making Lily a composite of many young women who might arrive at a place like Middlebury at this point in time, simultaneously irritating and extraordinarily interesting — messy, free, vital and full of her own hypereducated misinterpretations.
(A few later, Mr. Brundage felt constrained to issue a rare apology of his own, regretting any "misinterpretation" of his remarks, but not the remarks themselves.
Reread comments to clarify your own misconceptions or misinterpretations.
So reader, continue at your peril, as you learn that Kahan is now embroiled in a politically charged controversy in which, he says, his own research on the misinterpretation of scientific research is being deeply misinterpreted.
But when a leader is confronted by a rebellion motivated by an ideological agenda apparently incompatible with their own, a blatant and wilful misinterpretation of facts and an obvious parallel agenda of undermining their authority, they really have no choice but to take a stand.
Therefore it seems Toplak et al. interpreted our article incorrectly, and applied this misinterpretation to test their own hypothesis (replication groups aids prioritization of signals), which was finally rejected by their simulations.
However, the work presented in the report by M&K is characterized by the drawing of conclusions based on biased information, and misinterpretation of both their own and our results, which may add more confusions to the field.
Such partial and historic data is of little value on its own and can only result in further misinterpretation and speculation.
Has society become so compartmentalized, so hypersensitive, politically correct, and wary of triggering repercussion, resentment, or misinterpretation that reaching beyond our own skin ― literally and figuratively – has become verboten to us as creative artists?
