But it was a problematic notion.
Self-evidently, private education is a much more problematic notion for the left than the right.
It leads to the problematic notion that the things that Abrams is not — silken-haired, lean or sinewy — are unrelatable.
The jazz avant-garde is a problematic notion: everybody knows roughly what it means, but nobody knows where it begins and ends.
Rejecting sensation and attitude, Byatt has instead explored sense and thought, and the problematic notion of how they can possibly be represented in fiction.
But the article supports the problematic notion that there is a binary between the mainstream and all of the rest, and that everyone secretly aspires to make War Horse.
I historicize and demonstrate the logics behind, without attempting to explain away, problematic notions from experimentalism to experience, solipsism to ethics.
In response, the corporation developed an approach to child labor that, I argue, works to reinforce generalized and problematic notions of childhood and work.
The dehumanization of women is the primary backdrop for the film, but problematic notions of femininity go hand-in-hand with problematic notions of masculinity: what's a boy to think, one activist in the film asks, when he's always given more milk than his sister because the whole family believes that his energy and strength are more important?
For what possible worlds actually are (and virtually no one, perhaps not even Lewis, accepted their reality) does not affect the brilliant, sophisticated way he used them, analysing problematic notions in causation, universals, the content of thought, properties, probability, and the nature of propositions.
Event Description: A facilitated discussion with three authors who have recent publications on the complex issues of race and structural injustice, and the steps that citizens and governments can take to find practical solutions to problems such as mass incarceration, extreme poverty in disadvantaged communities, and problematic notions of black criminality.
