Mostly, it's unheard, largely because in Smyth's day, as she herself observed, "a critic's first and last thought in connection with a woman's work" — whatever virtues it possessed — was "her sex".
Janáček profoundly admired Tchaikovsky, and particularly appreciated his highly developed musical thought in connection with the use of Russian folk motifs.
Some analytic feminists follow a line of thought developed in connection with the philosophy of race.
To address this, first the logi-cal ground of epistemology has to be examined, i.e., the laws of thought and in connection to that, the mere possibility of justified true beliefs about the future.
She was invited to plan something not exactly in response to Occupy Wall Street, but in light of the recent movement, and her notion for the show was "the thought of art being received in connection to a political progress of thought".
"Heart to Hand," a group show she organized around the idea of "art being received in connection to a political progress of thought," is on view at the Swiss Institute in SoHo until April 15.
The distinctive brilliance of Gopnik's essays lies in his ability to pick up a subject one would never have imagined it possible to think deeply about and then cover it in thoughts, making connections with literature, sociology and philosophy -- all treated in a highly readable way.
Reason cannot form any opinion upon all this unless it retains the thought long enough to look at it in connection with the others.
All this is supposed to make it infeasible to study the nature of intentionality by globally uprooting, in thought, the connection of experience with one's spatial surroundings (and — crucially for Merleau-Ponty — one's own body), and one's social environment.
In philosophy, the imagery of forgetting and remembering occurs in the thought of Shankara, a medieval Indian philosopher, and of Plato in connection with the paramount calling of the thinker and the difficulty of living up to that calling.
