We are also better able to recognise parallel prejudices in discourses about other regions, like China (authoritarian and anti-human rights) or Africa (ravaged by war and disease).
Mr Boggs, also an accomplished radio engineer, remembers reading through Mr Metcalfe's dissertation and notebooks, and recognising parallels in broadcasting.
Boulos, who shares Lula's eventually relinquished love of smoking and the Corinthians football club as well as his legendary charisma, has downplayed that nickname, while recognising parallels between his 16-year struggle for social justice with the Homeless Workers Movement MTSTST) and Lula's championing of the poor.
Several scholars have recognised parallels between the philosophy of Pythagoras and Plato and that of the Upanishads, including their ideas on sources of knowledge, concept of justice and path to salvation, and Plato's allegory of the cave.
They recognised parallels with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), namely foci of neoplastic cells that were still contained within a basement membrane.
Marx recognised, parallel to the rise to dominance of industrial production, a struggle between two forms of property: immobile property (such as land) and moveable property (such as material commodities).
Readers will of course recognise biblical parallels here: the wandering in the wilderness, the pillar of fire.
(Back on the sofa I'm turning to see if the three friends recognise the parallel. One of them's falling asleep).
As Mr Bernanke notes, this is not a new observation; indeed, the Federal Reserve recognised the parallels early on and policy was adjusted as a result.
To tell the story of the cockney is to recount the history of poverty in the East End, yet I recognise a parallel history of resourcefulness that is a definitive trait of the region.
