Fassbender's Jung is pernickety and precise, a bourgeois academic, his eyes gleaming not so much at the thought of sex with Sabina but the prospect of making a name of himself and supplanting the master.
And it's beautifully written: clear, simple, precise; the opposite of most academic writing.
But always, beaming through his personal style, we see the academic steps — isolated, precise, displayed just as themselves, for themselves.
In older children, a wider and more differentiated range of abilities can be examined, scores on psychometric measures are more precise and reliable, and early academic performance and social functioning outside of the home environment can be evaluated.
There is division among politicians, editors, victims of shameful treatment by sections of the press, campaigners for reform, journalists and media academics about the precise nature of any reforms to be introduced, crucially whether or not they require legislation and whether that is acceptable in terms of cherished press freedoms that have existed for more than 300 years.
Ms Roy's work is one of academic scholarship, rigorous and precise, and not designed for the speedy turn of pages.
Solid figures on civilian casualties in Iraq are difficult to obtain, and there has been intense disagreement among the American military, the Iraqi government, humanitarian groups, news organizations and Western academic researchers on the precise scale of the losses.
Still, we believe that data for more indicators as suggested in Table 3 should be collected so that a more precise picture can appear, illustrating the academic performance of Alzahra University.
Had the Getty just put up these impossibly precise, dramatic and emotional exercises in academic realism, they would have been doing their duty.
