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"With the collapse of the mass communications model of the public sphere," writes Bender, "the historian who wishes to influence the public sphere need not long for acceptance on the op-ed page of the New York Times.
One of Burgess's schoolboy poems, "The Music of the Spheres", written in 1934 while he was studying at Xaverian College in Manchester, offers two possible interpretations.
The theme of this year's World Economic Forum meeting is the Fourth Industrial Revolution, "a fusion of technologies, blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres," writes WEF founder Klaus Schwab. .
"This is the public information sphere!" he wrote.
"She understood that my work needed to move into a more personal sphere," he writes in his short afterword.
Borrowing left-wing shibboleths is one way that "conservative ideas can make it big in a generally more liberal online social sphere," he wrote.
In a sense the very arc of her life gave us all permission: we could think for ourselves, be actors in the public sphere, and write across the genres - fiction, non-fiction and memoir.
And so I eventually became an expert in the simple, nonpolitical sphere of sports writing, or rather, car racing.
For rectangles on spheres, Steve Kass wrote the following: Suppose A and C are opposite corners of a spherical rectangle (s-rectangle) R = ABCD.
