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...human figures. Some of the smaller parts are more difficult to observe and identify. As in the poem by Saxe, your interpretations are shaped by what you can observe...Looking at, describing and identifying objects: Production - This kind of observation (close looking) produces the raw material for the first stages of reconstructing an object’s biography, structured...

...human heart refuses to allow intuitive certainty to persuade the reason of that which it knows, I opened and read it in a tearing anguish of suspense. ‘Regret to inform you Captain E. H. Brittain M.C. killed in action Italy June 15’ “”‘No answer’, I told the boy mechanically, and handed the telegram to my father, who had followed me into the hall. As we went...

...resources). The war fulfils the condition of proportionality, that is, it is a proportionate means, which is to say that it does not create more mischief than it averts. The war also fulfils the condition of having prospects of success (in the sense of prospects of victory). The war is the last resort ( ultima ratio ), that is, there are no other promising alternatives...