Some of the considerations reported in this essay constitute the background of the International Master Course in Sustainable Urban Management: Communication, Economics and Social Science for Creative Managers and Administrators, which I designed for IULM University, Milan, Italy and elaborated in my Environmental Politics (Poli 2015).
Though each essay constitutes a chapter in a book, in style and length they resemble those of Hazlitt's miscellaneous collection The Round Table (published also in 1817, a collaboration with Leigh Hunt), which followed the model for periodical essays established a century earlier in The Spectator.
The inner decay of the Establishment is a major theme of the essays constituting the volume After Henry (1992; also published as Sentimental Journeys).
For in many ways the Essays constitute not only an argument for people's capacity for sympathy, but an extended disquisition on how and why it breaks down.
The essays constitute an eclectic mix.
His manuscripts and analytical essays constitute the Armenian folk and classical music canon almost on their own.
James's more permissive view initially a commentary on Clifford presented to the Philosophy Clubs of Yale and Brown, then published as "The Will to Believe" in 1896 has become a kind of companion piece, and together the two essays constitute the touchstone for subsequent discussion.
Collectively, application essays constitute a genre unto themselves.
Reading the eight critical essays in this issue constitutes a survey of what happened to the arts in New York and the United States after Sept. 11.
"My teleological stimulation first grew out of boyhood experiences on a small island eleven miles off the mainland, in Penobscot Bay of the state of Maine," he writes of Bear Island in the first chapter of "Ideas and Integrities" (Prentice-Hall), a recent volume of essays that constitutes his intellectual autobiography.
