Houellebecq has become famous both for the pornographic fervor of his writing and for the theorizing he likes to do around his sex scenes.
By James Wood Houellebecq has become famous for both the pornographic fervor of his prose and the theorizing he likes to do around his sex scenes.
But the historical references and "personal is political" theorizing ultimately feel like baroque window dressing on what is, at bottom, a romance novel with an annoyingly ditzy heroine.
Some, including Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, theorize that like other former governors, Mr. Miller never adjusted to being one of 100 senators.
Han-era astronomers adopted a geocentric model of the universe, theorizing that it was shaped like a sphere surrounding the earth in the center.
The concretist is far more pragmatic; notions of property, relation, proposition, and the like play certain roles in our theorizing and are subject to a "jumble of conflicting desiderata" (Lewis 1986, 54).
You can think of it as an idealization: we're theorizing about what your beliefs should look like if you were a perfect logician.
I like that you've already been theorizing on a Justice League movie.
Sarah Palin sounded off on Mitt Romney's NAACP speech on Thursday, criticizing Democrats like House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi for theorizing that the presidential candidate wanted to get booed.
Even if a human cannot always be in such a state, when he is in a state of continuous and uninterrupted theorizing about the truth, he is just so far forth like god.
