Regarding Ben Ratliff's thought-provoking arguments regarding the overindulgent jazz soloist and the need for a "jazz literature" ["The Solo Retreats From the Spotlight in Jazz," May 28]: I found that Keith Jarrett's response to the article [Letter to the Editor, June 11] partly supported, rather than denied, Mr. Ratliff's point.
What has the general response to the article been?
The Sunday Times said it that printed two letters in response to the article.
In a statement issued in response to the article, Noor Islamic Bank said, "As a U.A.E.
One of the authors, Aart Kraay, submitted a response to the article, which we publish below.
ITV have since issued a response to the article in the Radio Times.
Though the response to the article has been largely supportive, he said, some high-profile figures have been openly critical.
In response to the article, Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, said Osborne was missing the point.
He acknowledged "some strong response" to the article, including "many comments … by parents external to the school" on Facebook.
But, she said, Ms. Hunter preferred to give a more "flippant" response to the article and not deny it outright.
Then write a short response to the article, focusing on the following questions: Do you consider graffiti to be art or vandalism?
