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Rommel Posted 12 years ago
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'perspectives of heroism,' 'perspectives on heroism,' or 'perspectives on the essence of heroism'?

Which expression should I use? Danica expresses her own (perspectives of heroism, perspectives on heroism, perspectives on the essence of heroism).
  

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Rommel Which expression should I use? Danica expresses her own (perspectives of heroism, perspectives on heroism, perspectives on the essence of heroism). I would not use the first one (with "of").

— CalifJim

  • Rommel Which expression should I use?
  • Danica expresses her own (perspectives of heroism, perspectives on heroism, perspectives on the essence of heroism).
  • I would not use the first one (with "of").
  • As for the other two, just tell the truth.
  • I don't know your subject.
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RommelWhich expression should I use? Danica expresses her own (perspectives of heroism, perspectives on heroism, perspectives on the essence of heroism).
I would not use the first one (with "of"). As for the other two, just tell the truth. I don't know your subject. What does Danica express her own perspectives on? Heroism itself? Or the essence of herois
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CalifJimWhat does Danica express her own perspectives on? Heroism itself? Or the essence of heroism?
Sir CalifJim, Danica expresses her own perspectives on heroism itself. But do you think it's just all right to say Danica expresses her own perspectives on the essence of heroism?
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Rommeldo you think it's just all right to say Danica expresses her own perspectives on the essence of heroism?
Sure. That's all right.

CJ
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CalifJimSure. That's all right.
I thought at first that perspectives on heroism is exactly the same as perspectives on the essence of heroism. It was my notion that heroism represents its very essence or nature.
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