Cameron was speaking during a joint appearance with the provocative American academic Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
Chapter 24 begins with the provocative question "Shall this be a long or a short chapter?
That is precisely why a recent book by Paul Bloom, with the provocative title Against Empathy, would catch our attention.
- and has been excerpted in left wing online magazine Salon, with the provocative title "It's irrational to be religious".
Now, Aperture has published a hefty book with the provocative subtitle, An Atlas of War and Tourism in the Caucasus.
He uses the pictures as both sword and shield, jabbing with the provocative yet protecting with lean, almost slapstick images.
"If you're familiar with her work, I don't think anyone would be surprised with the provocative nature, in terms of the sexuality.
Mostly, it is the same show, with the provocative anti-semitic quips taken out or replaced by pauses, which the audience cheers with passionate indignation.
Past and Present was founded in 1952 at the University of Oxford with the provocative (but short-lived) subtitle "A Journal of Scientific History".
Mr. Pluzanski published a book in October about the experiences of his father and others with the provocative title "Beasts," the cover marked by red splashes like bloodstains.
As the viewer's mind works with the provocative image, unconscious associations are liberated, and the creative imagination asserts itself in a totally open-ended investigative process.
