But intelligent reading (and good teaching) of this superb but problematic novel engages these complex questions, and takes into account that when Atticus speaks his values, he does so in simplified words meant for children's ears.
Day's "one syllable" version uses simplified words and hyphenated versions of longer words (even "Li-on") in the manner of similar adaptations of "classics" for children: A Pilgrim's Progress, Robinson Crusoe, or Gulliver's Travels, for instance.
In some very simplified words explaining Einstein, relativity is all about acceleration in respect to another object.
In Chinese grass style, although the words are greatly simplified and several words can be joined together with trailing strokes, each separate word normally still retains its regular spacing within an imaginary square, big or small.
The official opening at the Foxwoods Theater, which has been re-hauled and, in Taymor's words "simplified," has to be taken on its own terms.
A lightning bolt crest was decided on, not unlike the current crest but simplified, without shadowing or wording.
Each user gets a marked-up contract that provides notices of potential issues, simplified explanations of complex wording and suggestions on how to negotiate.
The early Chinese written words were simplified pictorial images, indicating meaning through suggestion or imagination.
Two years ago, Beggs pointed a camera at himself and described a childhood of struggle and confusion — before, he said, discovering a word that simplified what he had experienced: transgender.
In 2004, the former IBM executive Jean-Paul Nerrière began selling his system of simplified English (only 1,500 words) to students around the world.
