So one has to work out for oneself what, if any, bearing his explorations of the workings of language have on the ideas of Plato, Descartes, or Kant.
Some leaves of the bigger than A3-size paper contain just a single chord or collection of notes, discarded ideas to which he might return later; others contain the workings-out for whole sections of pieces.
Certainly Elkins does not really show the workings out of her numbers.
Signification and language are sites of sublimation, creative workings out of the drives, but they can be stalled by abjection and melancholia which are both preconditions for, but also limits to, subjectification.
Two beautiful paper collages from the 1960's, "Black-White Planes" and "Inner Workings," although very small, stand out for their brilliant orchestrations of forms and understated color.
With the help of two enthusiastic but mercurial carpenters who had "only the shakiest grasp of the workings of time", he launched his employer's pretty little Crabber and set out for Spetses.
But it stands out for its role in a sociological experiment of half a century ago, when its inner workings were studied by the writer Joseph Lyford.
Agents and brokers typically provide materials that clearly spell out the inner workings of annuities for prospective buyers.
I could walk easily through most tunnels (the workings extend for 60 miles), which open out into cavernous chambers.
It turned out that for three days, the community had been following not the increasingly desperate attempts of a thief to cover their tracks, but the internal workings of a currency exchange.
