Incidentally, books defending E.I.T.s, like Mr. Rodriguez's, don't appear to have such redactions.
The phantasmagoria of history isn't amenable to such redactions – it takes place in a harsh spotlight, with the house lights up.
The ISC said in a statement: "In this country, questions have been raised over the extent to which those redactions were made at the request of the UK authorities, and the nature and purpose of any such redactions.
When doing so, an SEC staff member wrote the notation "b7c," by hand on the document, a reference to the Freedom of Information Act provision the agency asserts allows for such redactions.
Nor has it properly considered "lesser measures", such as redaction, which would allow some disclosure of sensitive documents, or the possibility of closed sessions.
There are also intriguing redactions, such as the final paragraph.
Partial redactions – such as properly removing the patient last name but missing the patient first name were rare (13 word tokens in 12 cases).
After redaction of such data, all comments were imported into NVivo software to facilitate thematic analysis.
But there were moments where the redactions produced a humorous effect, such as when Andrew Solomon read a portion entitled There Will Be No Court: "'I know you know [redacted] but you know people who know [redacted],' said [redacted]." Moments like these highlight not only Slahi's exacting memory, but his ability to foster irony and character.
Building on Locke's theory of the Association of Ideas, which he had outlined in Some Thoughts, philosopher David Hartley had developed an associationist psychology that greatly influenced writers such as Barbauld (who had read Joseph Priestley's redaction of it).
