Radical change of attitude may also take place when existing attitudes are no longer adequate to satisfy the related need - state of the viewer.
Not exact matches
As Arminian doctrine or Arminian
attitudes spread among many
of the popular revivalists, the stress was on a
change of will rather than a
radical rebirth, on man's capacity to reform himself rather than the need for death to self and new birth in Christ.
The
change in
attitudes toward the U.S. is perhaps best reflected in the thinking
of Sayyid Qutub, one
of the leaders
of the
radical Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt during the mid-twentieth century.
While the dominant function
of television has been noted as the reinforcement
of existing
attitudes, there is some evidence to suggest that
radical change in
attitudes and values may occur in response to a mass - communicated message.
Further, while television in some situations may stimulate an immediate
radical change in
attitude, emotions, or behavior, alone it lacks most
of the capacities required to maintain the durability
of that
change or to extend it into other areas
of a viewer's behavior.
Imbued with a powerful psychological dimension, Neel's portraits bear witness to almost a century
of evolution in
attitudes towards gender and ethnicity, and to
radical changes in fashion at the heart
of American society.
In contemporary Russia in which the official political and cultural
attitudes become increasingly conservative, a new generation
of Russian artists continue the tradition
of the Russian artistic and political Left: desire to
change the reality by means
of art, ideals
of equality and social justice,
radical Utopianism, secularism and internationalism.