"The relation between morality and imagination may be a complicated one, but it does exist," she writes, analyzing the narrowness of Dorothy Parker's vision, a function, she believes, of her selfishness.
Afterward, their teacher, James Earle, wrote, "Analyzing a piece of literature this way turns the work into a piece of robust data that can be understood quantitatively, in addition to allowing a qualitative reading".
4. In writing, analyze President Bush's response to the investigation into the events of September 11 , 2001
Alternatively, instructors can use part of a class period to have students write, analyze data, or solve problems (Bonwell and Eison 1991; Hake 1998b; Crouch and Mazur 2001).
E. B. White wrote, "Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog.
RENNER: What about working commercially in the movies, like writing "Analyze This," which I understand you have never wanted to see? LONERGAN: No, I never saw that movie.
He and Peter Tolan (who also wrote "Analyze This" with Mr. Crystal in 1999) came up with the idea of feuding movie stars forced to play nice during a press junket.
We could even employ a written version, analyzing random samples of children's essays and stories.
A MATLAB (Mathworks, Natick, MA) code was written for analyzing the standard deviations in the cell location.
