Yet such biography, though not taking great risks, does employ the arts of selection and arrangement.
While avoiding specifics, Hume hints at the art of story selection and makes it known that there are plenty of stories -- in his slang, "low-hanging fruit" -- that no other network would touch.
By 1935, the Soviet system was perfecting the art of adverse selection, the ability to weed out those insufficiently uncritical and servile, one of whom is Ivan Chistyakov.
These last lives, covering the period from Cowley to the generation of Gray, show Johnson's mastery of the biographer's art of selection and emphasis and (together with the preface and notes to his Shakespeare edition) contain the most provocative critical writing of the century.
Aristotle believed that the art of rhetoric -- the selection and arrangement of data to strengthen an argument -- extends across all forms of human communication.
He told me that Yuan Mei had insisted that the art of cookery began with the selection of the raw ingredients.
There's also "The Art of Losing," a delightful, moving selection of Bishop's letters, published in 1994, with a short biographical introduction by Alice Quinn, The New Yorker's poetry editor at the time.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet There's also "The Art of Losing," a delightful, moving selection of Bishop's letters, published in 1994, with a short biographical introduction by Alice Quinn, The New Yorker's poetry editor at the time.
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