Mr. Winter also studies the minds of foreign leaders.
Besides "Steppe," Chekhov also wrote several profoundly tragic studies at that time, the most notable of which was "A Dreary Story" (1889), a penetrating study into the mind of an elderly and dying professor of medicine.
Cruvellier sat through every day of Duch's trial, and "The Master of Confessions" is a brilliant study in the mind of a zealous servant to a maniacal ideology.
At Chicago she wandered into a class taught by the sociologist Philip Rieff, then a 28-year-old instructor, who would write the celebrated study "Freud: The Mind of the Moralist" (Viking, 1959).
It is a fact that makes this early novel all the more astonishing, not only for its intricate study of the mind of a fanatic, but also for its ingenious form: the narrative is presented as a memoir with an editor's expository notes.
The organization has carried the Daf Yomi, the regimen of daily study, from the mind of a single Polish rabbi, Meir Shapiro, in 1923, through the trauma of the Holocaust to its current resurgence.
For example, a single study may in the mind of a curator provide fairly strong theoretical rationale and moderate cross-cultural support for a particular EPA but weak support for physiological mechanisms.
He stresses that science is especially important for monastics who study the nature of the mind and the relationship between mind and brain.
Diana Reiss, a cognitive psychologist at Hunter College and the City University of New York and Dr. Firestein's wife, studies the minds of animals.
