Jung maintained his respect for Freud though: when he wrote Freud's obituary in 1939, he observed that Freud's work had "touched nearly every sphere of contemporary intellectual life".
Within the sphere of the "intellectual"—e.g., within scientific or historical scholarship inquiry is conceived in terms of a process of "approximation" to reality.
The book became a national bestseller and catapulted him further into the premier sphere of American intellectual elites of all races.
(Would it be primitive to say that he seems so English in this way, though he's become an American citizen?) When he shares a tender memory, his preference is to quickly convert it into a larger political observation; for him, politics remains the most crucial sphere of moral and intellectual life.
I am counting on the Transatlantic Economic Council publishing a report in the near future on progress in cooperation in the sphere of the introduction of intellectual property rights, in which it will present the actions to be taken in the future to strengthen cooperation in combating counterfeit goods and piracy.
Added to which, Pamuk's habits as a flaneur of the Istanbul streets, and his inclination to see the city as a repository of collective memory, both individual and cultural, give Gee's film a kick into the most rarefied of intellectual spheres.
The cybersecurity threat, while significant, was often relegated to the sphere of enterprises, individual privacy, intellectual property loss and financial theft.
Born and raised between Baroque and Rococo eras, she found it hard to fit into the intellectual sphere of the Enlightenment, which is why she only slowly followed humanitarian reforms on the continent.
Exercised by the importance of intellectual capital?
Mensa was full of intellectual point-scoring.
