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In more recent work, she isolates two maxims that seem to be guiding set theorists when contemplating the acceptability of new set theoretic principles: unify and maximize (Maddy 1997).
Hemingway may have had to get shot up in war and to punish his body in other heroic exertions, Fitzgerald had to get his heart broken and to risk his talent in the social whirl, but I, theorist, could contemplate and conjure their work from the ease of a dorm room or a library carrel and assert this critical enterprise as the comparable creative achievement of the era.
For centuries, artists and scientists alike have contemplated the emotional responses produced by the color spectrum; Russian artist and color theorist Wassily Kandinsky influenced the practices of artists including Georgia O'Keefe and Alfred Stieglitz with his original contemplations on color theory.
He contemplated being scanned.
He contemplated giving up football.
"We contemplated pulling the plug".
They contemplated independence seriously.
