After a long digression on the role of Rome in the providential design of human history, he turns from political to philosophical authority, citing Aristotle as in effect the governor of the mind, "master and leader of human reason insofar as it is directed to man's highest work" [4.6.8].
I read his first book, The Mind Master's Silent Journey and watched his educational videos.
But by combining digital content with software that harnesses the science of learning - essentially, how the mind masters new concepts - we can work with faculty to create experiences that make learning more effective and efficient.
Mourinho, the mind games master, had really got under his skin, finally provoking a nervous breakdown.
So as to enable the mind to master itself appropriately, Neo-Confucians sometimes advocated a Zen-like practice called "quiet-sitting".
Why the need for the mind, the master, that sowed the seeds of this fundamental self-hatred in the first place?
The second is the Future Restaurant Owner, the mind-reading master who steers you to moments of epiphany, conjures away your empty sugar packets, remembers your duck-egg allergy from your last visit two years ago, and sends you home with cookies for the babysitter.
It takes you as far inside the mind of a master pianist in action as you are ever likely to go, and, happily, the mind is the immensely fertile one of Stephen Hough, the British virtuoso and polymath.
It takes the mind of a master illusionist to stage an exhibition steeped in mind-bending spectacle, and Mr. Jay was only too happy to lend his expertise, along with rare and wondrous objects from his treasured collection of magic and ephemera.
So there you have it, my picks for Week 6 made by stepping inside the mind of the master.
He also co-wrote "The Mind of the Master Class: History and Faith in the Southern Slaveholders' Worldview" (2005) with his wife, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, a noted historian and pioneer of women's studies who also moved rightward in later years.
