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...It’s exploring some spiritual idea, but other [pieces] are really trying to convey spiritual experiences, those moments in our lives that are so important for reasons that we can’t put into words, those moments when we feel like we’re perceiving something beyond normal life,” Wiprud says. “I try to put into music what can’t be put into words...
...clues to the narrator's sequestered identity. For Eco, of course, everything is a potential clue or sign. A professor at the University of Bologna, he continues to develop the field of semiotics, which he helped create in the 1960s and 1970s by studying the ways that people convey information. "Humans communicate with language but also with everything else we do. The books you own, the way you decorate your house, whether you wear a tie or not are all signs of something else," he explains. "That's semiotics in a nutshell." His earlier novels neatly adapt this philosophy...
There’s only one way I know to convey that John Lithgow is the embodiment of theater at Harvard: by doing my best Frances Asher impression as I tell you some of our memorable phone interview...
...said the challenge for news organizations like CBS is to convey the news to increasingly partisan viewers while themselves remaining ideologically neutral...
When the Convention on Climate Change was ratified 12 years ago, substantive adverse impacts of climate change were still largely hypothetical. This is no longer the case. Some climate experts like Jean-Marc Jancovici have come to believe that terms like global warming or climate change fail to convey the seriousness and urgency of the problem—what we are experiencing is truly climate shock. It is time to develop aggressive national energy plans that reduce our economic dependence on fossil fuel. In addition, we must begin serious planning for adaptive measures that will be needed to minimize harmful...