Mixed into the play's acid bath of warring perceptions, knee-jerk responses, unseeing self-regard and burlesque of emotions is the question of whether Asperger's syndrome is what's wrong — or right — with the 20-year-old Jared.
First, it would be a grave mistake for NATO and its members to cling to the Cold War perception of Russia as a potential aggressor and not as a strategic partner with whom we share interests.
It is crucial to both the popular, triumphalist narrative of the war and perceptions of the Nazi persecution of Europe's Jews.
The historians Malcolm Pearce and Geoffrey Stewart suggest that the success of the Jarrow march lay in the future; it "helped to shape [post-Second World War] perceptions of the 1930s", and thus paved the way to social reform.
In autumn 2013, the UK embarked on behind-the-scenes work to influence the course of the war by shaping perceptions of opposition fighters.
In this war, the perception of winning is almost the same as winning.
Pollsters and political consultants said the public's tolerance for casualties was not purely a matter of numbers, but also depended on the length of the war, the perception of its progress and how the media reported it.
As society began to change in the wake of the First World War, the perception of cross-dressed women also began to change.
The war poems shaped your earliest perceptions of the First World War and were swiftly buttressed by the familiar images of the trenches and the histories of the futile, costly battles.
Having taken on the darker issues surrounding war reporting and our perceptions of conflict, his new book, Hello Camel, exposes the surreal and blackly comic side of today's wars, a facet of conflict he feels is as important, and as little shown, as the horror he highlighted in War Porn.
