Sentences with phrase «century social relevance»
Her book will go down in history as the defining moment of 21st Century social relevance and intellectual achievement.
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Following plenary sessions, participants selected interactive courses that examined themes of 21st century learning like «Teaching for the Future,» «The New Museum Mindset: What We Can Learn about the Future of Learning from the Future (and Past) of Museums,» and «Our Bodies, Our Minds, Our «Selves»: The Relevance of Social and Affective Neuroscience to Education.»
At the same time the themes that continue to shape her work — myth as a conduit to the subjective and social unconscious, the holistic yet destructive relations of humans with other species, the beauty yet fragility of the natural environment — make her work of vital relevance to the 21st century.
Once again, in the mid-20th century, geometric abstraction and social relevance went hand in hand.
At the same time the themes that continue to shape her work — myth as a conduit to the subjective and social unconscious; the holistic yet destructive relations of humans with other species; the fragility of the natural environment; and the creativity of play — often represented by children — make her work of vital relevance to the 21st century.
If one makes a list of the best artists of this century, it does not include artists particularly noted for their social relevance, for example, Matisse, Picasso, Miro, Rothko, Morris Louis, Hans Hofmann, Caro, David Smith or Moore.
I became interested again in the state of listservs when Greg Lambert questioned their 21st century relevance in his June 2009 AALL Spectrum article: Where Do Listservs Fit in a Social Media World?
Relying primarily on questionable surveys and priming «experiments» that have little relevance in the real word, social psychology often ignores or rejects biological and genetic models of sexuality, where there are overwhelming evidence that sexual orientation is formed in utero and is highly stable trait, resistant to centuries of attempts to force change through barbaric methods, such as aversion therapy.