I've read theories along the lines that Daisy Ridley's Rey is the reincarnation of Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker, presumably thereby allowing for the immortal Mark Hamill line: "No, Rey, you are my father!" in the new instalment.
It's awesome, and it allows me to reheat leftover pizza and read theories about what the fuck happened on True Detective from pretty much anywhere in the world.
Searching for meaning by comparing the writings of different religious groups seems to me as futile as seeking the power of music by reading theory texts.
Another important step was to avoid reading theory literature that might influence the analysers to discovering themes which "fit" into existing theories or models while forming the phenomenon's structure.
And the ad hominem attacks are meant to leap out, as when he sideswipes Robert E. Rubin in a footnote as "perhaps the biggest thief in history" and the Nobel Prize-winning economist Edmund Phelps "for writings no one reads, theories no one uses, and lectures no one understands".
He read about theories and chaos theory, and so this was part of my life.
Look, I read postmodernist theory in college.
Not that I read only theory.
Do you have to read critical theory to get ILD?
The more ways they can read, the theory goes, the better their skills become.
