The marvellous, we learn from this marvellous and strange little book, need not even be a question of subject matter at all.
For writers of color, there is also the question of subject matter.
For writers of colour, there is also the question of subject matter.
"As religious as the Greek society was, when it came to his question of mattering, they approached it secularly," says Goldstein.
Boyishly trim with neat, sharp features, short graying hair and an air of humorous self-deprecation, Mr. Grand moved easily from speculation about smart cars of the future, which he hopes can be programmed to enjoy driving, to big-ticket questions of matter and nonmatter, computers and consciousness, and the blurry line that separates the living from the not living.
Physics is the question of what matter is.
For most physicists, there is only one answer to the question of why matter weighs anything at all.
Eric Dowty, Kingsport, Tenn.: Would the reason why U.S. ports are run by foreign companies be a good entry to the question of dark matter?
Try telling a child in year seven that the question of where matter comes from is essentially unanswerable and therefore should not be asked.
In 1707 Collins began a pamphlet controversy with Samuel Clarke, a prominent British philosopher and member of Newton's inner circle, over the question of whether matter can think.
We also address the question of white matter microstructure in patients with GTS.
