In this chapter we draw together the thoughts, arguments, and examples we've looked at throughout the book to highlight how you can take these ideas and put them into practice in your own work.
Yet some sort of union between American philosophical thought and these examples of American film is plausible, or Thoreau wouldn't be quoted in "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," and Whitman's poetry would not have provided the title for "Now, Voyager".
I argue that the visual arts offer thought-provoking analogies and examples are used to illustrate various points.
To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, sessions were audio taped and transcribed, disconfirming evidence was consciously searched and thick descriptions were provided of participants' thoughts and feelings via quotations and examples to confirm themes and patterns.
This means that you can have a private journal for your most private thoughts and data, while, for example, you could also create a holiday journal (see example) that you share with friends, or a parenting journal only given out to close family members.
The issues are presented in a concise and systematic manner, along with practical and thought-provoking examples.
Examples of thoughts and their corresponding ratings are as follows; −2: "I had a lot more loose fat than I thought", −1: "slightly larger thighs than I'd like", "0: My stomach is convex", +1) "I have more definition on my waist than I thought", and +2: "I'm really happy with what I see".
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Noteworthy and thought-provoking examples are then presented in which these tools were effectively applied to achieve improved or novel protein properties, leading to improved or novel cellular properties.
Some mental phenomena are straightforwardly abstract for example, the thoughts and beliefs that are shared between the present-day citizens of Beijing and the citizens of ancient Athens.
