Although a range of novel methodologies of distinct and more sophisticated theoretical basis (parasitological, serological, or novel immunological biomarkers) have appeared and applied in the context of posttherapeutic monitoring of Chagas disease, this theme still remains polemical due to controversies between results obtained by distinct tests and/or in different studies.
The Introduction is inappropriately polemical, strongly arguing that infants feel pain as do adults.
A New Republic piece on the controversy surrounding this polemical conceptual poet, sparked by this New Yorker profile.
The Arian and Christological controversies produced important polemical writers Athanasius, the three Cappadocian Fathers (Basil, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa), Cyril of Alexandria, and Theodoret.
He was fanatical in his opposition to Protestantism, and he contributed some 55 polemical pieces to a Lutheran-Catholic controversy that was notable even in that day for its harshness.
FitzRalph was a prolific author and most of the works from his mature period are of a theological or pastoral nature, or, indeed, polemical writings concerned with the anti-mendicant controversy.
Abstraction made of the perversely polemical tracts surrounding the Spinoza dispute and the controversy with Schelling (Jacobi, 1916, 1967), all of them are historically as well as conceptually interesting.
Mr. Daisey is, of course, referring to the controversy that erupted last spring over his popular, polemical solo show, in which he exposed the dire conditions workers were subjected to at the factories in China where Apple products – and much of the rest of the world's electronics – are manufactured.
Historians have shown that her knowledge and judgment about this vexed issue were grievously flawed, but Arendt's polemical restructuring of the Holocaust narrative led to years of controversy.
