Molloy (Eng. trans. Molloy) was the first of a trilogy exploring the constitution of the individual subject in discursive form, setting out the framing limits of identity constituted by language, history, social institutions, family, and the forms of storytelling (the other two volumes in the trilogy are Malone meurt [1951; Malone Dies] and L'Innommable [1953; The Unnameable]).
The history of opera, as @PositivistDinosaur notes, is virtually inseparable from the history of Venice, which was still a powerful city state when Monteverdi was setting out the possibilities of the art form.
Moreover, an account of the meaning of a word should count as a nominal definition, even though it may not take the Lockean form of setting out "the abstract idea to which the name is annexed".
The transcription also tacked on a form: an introduction setting out the drone and motifs, and a coda in which each player gradually fell silent.
This paper suggests a framework for encapsulating good interface design for older people that is based on rigorous experimental work and sets out the findings in the form of patterns, a representation previously used in the domain of software engineering and architecture.
Following the structure of the Botanical Code the Cultivated Plant Code is set out in the form of an initial set of Principles followed by Rules and Recommendations that are subdivided into Articles.
The roles and responsibilities of key individuals were set out in the form of action cards.
After we set out the theory in its Darwinian form, we can consider these reactions from those who apparently shared Darwin's philosophical norms about scientific theory, explanation and confirmation.
She briefs him on the rules and roles as she sets out the cardboard hexagonal tiles that form its patchwork-quilt board.
Fourteen Isis recruitment forms which set out the names, dates of birth, home towns and recruiter details, were passed to the Guardian from German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
