Since joining customs in the early 1980s, Ballman has tracked the evolution of law enforcement's response to intellectual-property violators as closely as anyone.
In 1967, then a 22-year-old Cambridge sophomore, Sacks had come for an appointment with the Rebbe, hoping to get his responses to "intellectual and philosophical questions" then on his mind.
The theme of mystery was developed in response to the intellectual movements of the 18th and 19th centuries known as the Enlightenment, scientism, and historicism.
Ivan Illich and Laing had been the psychiatric gurus of the 1960s, and Psychiatry in Dissent was, said Wessely, "a sober response to the intellectual brilliance, but also excesses, of that decade.
Dr Murray said: "Glasgow's Boethius manuscript allows a fresh understanding of Scotland's early responses to key intellectual works in the Middle Ages and provides a snapshot of how Scotland's literary culture as we now know it first began to emerge and develop.
(The title refers to an erotic, rather than intellectual, response to art).
If there was a serious intellectual response to him, I would think about it very deeply.
Nothing Scientists say most laughter is a survival tool for social animals, not an intellectual response to wit.
Its releases are some of the most deeply idiosyncratic sounds to emerge in the recent history of British music: part intellectual response to the prevalence of marketing in popular culture, part antagonistic refreshing of the most critically ridiculed music from the past decade, and packaging it as the future.
"There are specific forms of reaction that are unique to each culture," said Clifford Chanin, the founder and president of the Legacy Project, a nonprofit research organization that studies the creative and intellectual response to cataclysms like Hiroshima, the Holocaust and the Armenian and Cambodian genocides.
