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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
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both at large and in their minute particulars
Does the highlighted sentence imply "general and detailed information" or "micro and macro viewpoints of scientists of the universe"? I think the latter is intended here. AM I right?
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I hope that this book will inform artists about scientific ideas, both at large and in their minute particulars, with a view to encouraging them to make more challenging and complicated works of art.
Context:
I hope that this book will inform artists about scientific ideas, both at large and in their minute particulars, with a view to encouraging them to make more challenging and complicated works of art.
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I would take your former choice as more proper one. "
- I would take your former choice as more proper one.
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I would take your former choice as more proper one.
The author seems to want his book to give both general and specific scientific ideas to artists, so he states that he hope his book "will inform artists about scientific ideas, both at large and
The author seems to want his book to give both general and specific scientific ideas to artists, so he states that he hope his book "will inform artists about scientific ideas, both at large and
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