The exhibition offers an unconventional and challenging view of the world, eschewing the traditional logical pattern of how we should see things.
Our Brave New World eschews the futuristic landscapes, flying machines and technical wizardry that much of sci-fi is obsessed with, and focuses instead upon a human story set in a ruthless totalitarian regime.
Some of the richest people in the world eschew big cities or affluent suburbs, preferring instead to live close to their hometown roots.
This would make China the pioneer of a statistical approach that no other country has adopted and which many economists around the world eschew as an attempt to quantify the unquantifiable.So why bother?
The shortlist for the prize, chosen by judges from a longlist of 147 titles nominated by public libraries around the world, has eschewed acclaimed novels including Howard Jacobson's Booker winner The Finkler Question and Israeli author David Grossman's To the End of the Land to plump for two debuts.
It was anything but boring and dull: Face the Music and A New World Record eschewed the orchestrated prog of Eldorado and explored the Beatles influence even further, with the pure pop perfection of Telephone Line and hit Evil Woman (which directly references the Fabs with the line "there is a hole in my head where the rain comes in", a magpie lyric snatched from Fixing a Hole).
With maturity, however, came the sober Macedonian empiricism which trained its attention on the things of this world and eschewed all efforts to transcend it.
For example, according to Sider we may understand 'causal nihilism' as the view that causal relations do not feature in the fundamental structure of the world, and so the best language for describing the world will eschew causal predicates.
The feisty red-top Sunday World, which eschews bulk sales, sold an average of 198,260, representing a 6.1% year-on-year fall.
He understood that the wealth and power of the United States could not protect us from weapons that are cheap to make and terrifyingly deadly, so safety lay in persuading the world to eschew them.
