Having spent his life struggling to keep himself from being corrupted by his father's schemes, Phillips is using the introduction to assert his moral integrity by exposing the forgery.
Already in the introduction, we asserted 'By this, artistic research qualifies as an epistemic approach ("epistemic tool") that navigates to core meanings of arts and of "art in the arts"'.
In her introduction Scott asserts that the writers prove "through the power of their language" that workable and compassionate ideas about this human tragedy are possible.
But in the very first few pages, in the introduction, "The New Russians" asserts the thesis that "all too much of the time, our focus has been on Gorbachev and whether he will 'make it'; but the most important questions reach beyond Gorbachev personally.
"Most playwrights start young when they are full of passion and certainty," Michael Frayn asserts in the introduction to this collection of essays he has written over the years to accompany his own work.
But their son, though an instinctive aristocrat who retained a great dread of revolution, also had a sound instinct for liberty, and was certain that democracy was both inevitable and God-given: universal, enduring, and beyond the power of humans to stop it, as he asserts in the introduction to "Democracy in America".
Mr. Draghi asserted that the introduction last month of the central bank's program to buy bonds had "helped to alleviate tensions" in the markets.
The Grimms, in the introduction to their first edition, assert that almost all their material was "collected" from oral traditions of their region and is "purely German in its origins".
Indeed, despite asserting in the introduction that "the Golden Age continued on through the 1930s, 1940s, and especially, the 1950s, before coming to an end in about 1963" following the assassination of President Kennedy, Congdon does little to defend this bold contention (ix).
In the Introduction to Foundations of Ontology, Hartmann asserts that "the problematic [of art] belongs to the area of problems in which the ontological problem is rooted".
In the introduction, an official of the N.A.A.C.P. asserted that the war on drugs was "the latest tool for imposing Jim Crow justice on poor African-Americans".
