Their manners were better than those of most of the people in our vicinity. They looked at nobody but took their places without the least self-consciousness, and talked to each other in low tones with light smiles. You cannot be sure about married people on parade, of course; they might have been quarrelling fiercely.

Particularly benecial directions for the epistemological transformation within the social sciences, closely resembling Zinnian epistemology, can be found in Boavantura de Sousa Santos's theory of “the sociology of absences.”

Beware, as these achievements can feel “grindy” unless there is a worthwhile reward attached.

[…] in order to give a comprehensive critical and polemical analysis of the Dictionary in question, a whole book would be needed.