ex·plan·a·tive ( k-spl n  -tv)adj. Explanatory. ex·plan a·tive·ly adv. |
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Moreover, social histories of the senses have still to inform even the most innovative cultural histories--I'm thinking especially of whiteness studies--some of which suffer from an unwitting visualism that in some important ways limits their larger explanative power about the meaning of "race", the ways in which it was defined, and the depth of American racism. For the period 1990-2003, it can be seen that variation in NIFTY and NASDAQ have greatly explanative by themselves while markets like Singapore, Hong Kong, TAIWAN as well as Japan are explained by other markets including NASDAQ but not NIFTY. It thus places its author in the company of such thinkers as Bernardino Telesio, Girolamo Cardano, Francesco Patrizi of Cherso and Bruno who attempted to provide new categories and explanative schemes for the study of the natural world. |
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