Answers, Joel Holmberg aims profound, existential inquiries at an audience more accustomed to supplying practical knowledge.
His book becomes not merely an exemplary piece of reportage but a sustained and quietly profound work of moral inquiry as well.
The results of that inquiry — works of profound melancholy, yet teeming with life — have enthralled the world.
The trail of dominoes that led to the prime minister, David Cameron, expressing his "profound shock", and yet another inquiry into suspected injustice perpetrated by the police, can be traced back to a chance discovery of a passport in a van in Italy, in July 2010.
This "community of inquiry" has a profound impact on learning outcomes and satisfaction [ 14, 15].
Perhaps "Learning in the Profound," "Learning of the Mysterious Dao," "Inquiry into the Profound" or similar renderings may be considered; but these seem rather bulky.
He did not condemn other sorts of inquiry, but himself contemplated profound questions about the nature of love, suffering and God that could not be answered through his usual means.
The exhibition "offers multivalent approaches to the profound complexity and nuance inherent in inquiries surrounding identity and existence," explains show curator Amanda Hunt in the exhibition catalog.
Phillippa Kaufmann, the QC representing more than 150 people targeted by the spies, told the inquiry that some of them were "victims of profound abuse of power" by the undercover officers.
