analogies

Larry Alan Burns, a former Bush-appointed judge who served for 20 years in California before retiring in May, said far from clarifying Bruen, Rahimi reinforced the ambiguity by embracing loose analogies over strict historical matches.

Readers of my previous articles here will have noticed a heavy focus on history: historical periods as intriguing analogies to current events; distorted history as propaganda; history as warning; perhaps above all, the question of who gets to control our history.

Admittedly, such analogies are always imperfect, yet what other guide to the future do we have but the past?

Over the past few years, Brooks has noted some analogies between the bodies of whales and the bodies of Black people.

Eight unique plant communities in the Expedia landscape represent a variety of natural habitats found in Western Washington, botanical analogies grounded in our beautiful place.