Still, within a global history of abstraction, the Western variety has its own substantial chapter, one that is still being written.
I recall how, at a Muslim conference in Chicago, a Turkish man approached a stand where an Armenian was selling books on Middle East history, one of them a book of mine, which includes a substantial chapter on the Armenian genocide.
For a broad overview of scholarly work on genocide in world history, see The Historiography of Genocide, which includes a substantial chapter entitled "Genocide in the Americas" and another entitled "Genocides of Indigenous Peoples".
Inefficient companies could gain a substantial advantage in Chapter 11, because they could continue in business without having to service their debts.
The new edition includes a substantial new introduction, additional chapters and an afterword to reflect recent political changes.
Bacon's introduction is substantial, consisting of seven chapters.
The handbook is divided into 15 chapters, eight substantial ones covering the major organ systems, as well as infection, nutrition, physical injury and toxicology, and brief chapters on scoring systems and obstetrics.
Twice as hefty as its predecessors, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is an uncommonly good-looking book, with a substantial feel and artful chapter illustrations that anticipate the narrative.
Likewise, a substantial portion of the chapter on B. burgdorferi in the vertebrate host is devoted to the role of complement in host specificity.
This allows Hegel to go beyond the determination of something as particular (suggesting the part-whole relation) to a more robust sense of singularity [Einzelheit] the sense of the pure thisness seen initially in the Phenomenology's Sense-certainty chapter, the truth of which was then shown to be Aristotle's idea of an individual thing's substantial form in the Perception chapter.
