He meticulously studied the science underlying the premise of and went to Japanese-American conferences before writing the political thriller (1992; filmed 1993), an account, divisive at times, of Japanese-American relations.
The premise of Days Gone is a familiar one: a global pandemic has brought about a terrifying disease, a deterioration of civilization, and ravenous hordes of vicious, infected humans.
But readers proved themselves capable of going beyond that premise, and offered a range of ideas, from thought-provoking to entertaining.
Herder argues for this premise by going through a series of cases, precisely the kinds of particular examples that he accuses Kant of neglecting.
"What is laughable is the basic premise of what is going on," Charlie Stenholm, the endangered Texan, said.
Movies set in the near future are also a problem, because the near future quickly arrives, and if Al Gore doesn't get himself elected president or if a camera specially designed for blind people does not get invented, the whole premise of the film goes right out the window.
Because, the unspoken premise of the argument goes, as we speak our comrades are murdering the Jews.
He meticulously studied the science underlying the premise of Jurassic Park and went to Japanese-American conferences before writing the political thriller Rising Sun (1992; filmed 1993), an account, divisive at times, of Japanese-American relations.
The execution of such a premise can go in many awful directions.
To further explore the premise, I went back to one of my notebooks chronicling a remarkable meal of milk and honey spare ribs at the Osteria dei Cacciatori in Albaretto della Torre, a hamlet perched among steep Barolo vineyards in the Piedmont region.
