Sentences with phrase «century dominant culture»
My project focuses on Lorraine O'Grady, Glenn Ligon, Alfredo Jaar, and Kerry James Marshall whose artwork challenged the ways that late twentieth - century dominant culture's portrayal of the movement obscured mid-twentieth-century civil rights activists» efforts to overturn foundational American structures, which maintain racist oppression.
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Today «liberal Protestnatism» usually refers to Protestant movements in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries that responded to the increasingly secular and atheist character of the dominant forms of European culture.
When Protestant literalism and enlightenment rationalism became dominant in the late 18th and 19th centuries, typological interpretation was taken up covertly by the novelists and poets or began to operate at unconscious or semiconscious levels of popular culture and ideology.
Secondly, modern missionary movement which became dominant in the 18th and 19th centuries have been emphasizing proclamation of the gospel to people of other religions and cultures making clear that they were called to decide for or against Christ and that their decision for Christ involved joining the fellowship of Christians in one of the denominational churches as representing the Church, the Body of Christ.
«Theologians», who had labored in libraries down the centuries to dialogue with the cultures and thought - forms of the dominant only to find those resources that help our theology legitimize the status - quo, now need to cast their net to fish in the cultural resources of the marginalized.
The Bible knows only a love ethic, which is constantly being brought to bear on whatever sexual mores are dominant in any given country, or culture, or period» («Biblical Perspectives on Homosexuality,» The Christian Century, November 7, 1979)
By the 16th century, when Europeans first arrived, Islam was the dominant religion, though it was mixed with the already - present Hindu and Buddhist culture.
Taking over all four floors of the Vancouver Art Gallery, this groundbreaking exhibition will offer an international survey of mashup culture, documenting the emergence and evolution of a mode of creativity that has grown to become the dominant form of cultural production in the early 21st century.
Eric White's paintings reference 20th century film, music and pop culture backed by consummate draftsmanship and painterly finesse to subvert and recode the dominant narratives of contemporary society.
I started by suggesting that today's dominant law firm culture has been shaped by the marketplace realities of the last half - century, which in turn was heavily influenced by demographics.