The following chapter examines the rural holy figure and
expounds that the countryside shaykh is also viewed as member of the scholarly class.
His Carmen apologeticum ("Song with Narrative")
expounds Christian doctrine, dealing with the Creation, God's revelation of himself, the Antichrist, and the end of the world.
Beginning with the premise that both philosophy and art are tools and not the end of education, the author explores and
expounds upon his belief that aesthetics should be a critical component of general education.
His philosophy
expounds what he called " reverence for life, " an ethical system based on the mutual respect of all living things that calls for the full development of human resources.
He identifies and
expounds upon the emergence of three black theological schools of thought.
It
expounds the methodology of historical anthropology that is ethnography over time.
He further
expounds upon selective memory and how those memories may have both positive and negative impact.
Prefacing this chapter by asserting that Arabic poetry has always been regarded as diwan al-Arab (the register of the Arabs), the author proceeds to illust rate some of the essential structural and stylistic ingredients of Arabic poetry, such as rhyme and meter, qasida (poem) and its antecedent qitca (short poem), sajc and rajz (both early poetic formations), and zajal (a strophic poem which includes non-literary Arabic in its formation); he also
expounds the varied thematic types featured in classical and modern Arabic poetry, the most prominent of which are madih (eulogy, panegyric), hija' (lampoon), ritha' (elegy), and wasf (description).
In the first part, the author
expounds on "the information you need," where Latin America is coming from and where it's going, together with an enlightening panorama of mutual funds, ADRs, investment strategies, emerging markets within the region and offshore investing.
Author Gore Vidal
expounds on his distaste for sexual labels--and a lot more--in excerpts from his new collection, Gore Vidal: Sexually Speaking
Trying to sound like a sage elder statesman rather than a historical footnote, Hart
expounds on such vague notions as the value "of leaving to our children a better nation than we found," "the hopes of a generation," and the fact that "our national strength is ...
In 1876 he published Reveries d'un paien mystique ("Reveries of a Mystical Pagan"), which
expounds his philosophy.
(62) As he graphically
expounds on the alternative readings of this Biblical metaphor, fray Luis inserts almost in passing a brief clarifying statement on the syntactical issue.
The reasons for this influence as Astington
expounds them are complex, but the results are clear.
Rosenberg embeds analytical discussions in a historical narrative, while Trachtenberg
expounds, often with a high degree of abstraction, a specific, highly cohesive political and cognitive world.