FOR a director who made his name with the literary adaptations "Pride and Prejudice" and "Atonement," Joe Wright has a surprising view of the essence of cinema.
The Rasāʾil are thus intended to purify the soul of misconceptions and lead it to a clear view of the essence of reality, which in turn will provide for happiness in the next life.
Postdocs Have Their Say Like many postdocs, Micoli takes a pragmatic view of the essence of the postdoctoral experience.
And so we need only consider these two works in order to discover his particular view of being, essence and quiddity that specifies his philosophical thinking.
We wanted a caleidoscopic view of the essence and energy of the man and the chaotic brilliant nature of him.
The American religion of Hollywood is also, in the Coens' antic view, the essence of American power.
On Descartes's view, the essence of matter is its extension in three dimensions, and all of its changing attributes, properties and modes, such as movement, rest, figure, situation and composition of parts, are completely dependent upon and follow from this unified extension (OPD 2: 27).
Other artists view the essence of the city as sprawl rather than dense concentration.
JSTOR Free to Choose: A personal statement, with Rose Friedman, (1980), highly influential restatement of policy views The Essence of Friedman, essays edited by Kurt R. Leube, (1987) (ISBN 0-8179-8662-6) Two Lucky People: Memoirs (with Rose Friedman) ISBN 0-226-26414-9 (1998) excerptextd text search Milton Friedman on Economics: Selected Papers by Milton Friedman, edited by Gary S. Becker (2008).
According to the second view, there is a diversity of essence: matter is not one and the same in all things but diverse in different things.
