The police have announced a program to monitor Friday sermons for radical content.
Cope admires radical ideas, among them the idea that radical content can be conveyed by traditional pop music.
But of course the film's mixed reception in the US also had something to do with its radical content.
It is, however, precisely this tension between traditional form and radical content that keeps reactivating the shock of his writing.
And the pervasive Littlewood irony – the contrast between beguiling form and radical content – was evident in one recently revived musical: Kander and Ebb's The Scottsboro Boys, which explored Alabama racism through the structure of a minstrel show.
Perhaps it is the radical content of the positions that is being ignored — and that has attracted public support, especially Mr. Paul's clear and consistent critique of the bloated military and "aid" budget.
In the sixties, modern jazz often converged with black radicalism and sought alternatives to Western culture, and by decade's end those forms became (as Bland foresaw) styles that lost their radical content to, on the one hand, aestheticism (including an amiable multiculturalism), and, on the other, the more practical forms of exhortation and mobilization that popular music could provide.
It's precisely because of the radical form and the radical content of Godard's films of the nineteen-sixties — their spirit of revolt, their defiant tone, their close connection to key ideas and currents of the times, their fusion of intellectual ardor and intimate confession — that he was recognized as a leading artist for the very generation that took to the streets in 1968.
However, the radical content of graphene is too low to be practically useful.
Oilsand-derived asphaltenes have a high free radical content, of the order 1018 spins/g, as measured by electron spin resonance spectroscopy [16].
