He was one of the very first group of film-makers whose work convinced often sceptical critics, most of whom had been trained in literature and the theatre, that the cinema was capable of being a fully-fledged art form.
Thoroughly trained in literature and philosophy, Sontag applied the standards of the past — truth, beauty, transcendence, spirituality — to the new art of the sixties, with its alienation, extremity, perversity.
We identify four themes in the recent training literature — trainee characteristics, training design, transfer of trained skills, and evaluation issues — and use these as the basis for creating a model of ethics training.
I have read Islamic terrorist training literature.
His observations range across weaponry, military training, literature, even video games.
The study extends the diversity training literature in establishing causal, long-term effects for age stereotype reduction in the field.
The New Yorker, December 14 , 1946P. 77 Reminiscent article about the time author spent in the U.S. Navy Department as a writer of training literature for pilots and crewmen.
Local media reported that police confiscated what they described as "training literature and books", which they said may have been used to aid recruitment efforts.
Reminiscent article about the time author spent in the U.S. Navy Department as a writer of training literature for pilots and crewmen.
As the cognitive psychologists Zachary Shipstead, Thomas Redick and Randall Engle note in a recent review of the cognitive training literature in Psychological Bulletin, intelligence can't be measured with any single test; it reflects what tests of many cognitive abilities have in common.
