Sentences with phrase «classical form»

In conclusion, online learning should be seen as a complement and extension of classical forms of learning.

Unfortunately, this return to classical form also comes with many archaic problems, most of which will cause many to skip out on this nostalgic action trip.

He was among the first poets to combine classical forms and Christian faith.

Readers will probably find his insights into the arguments for authority stimulating and challenging (he believes they are sometimes one - sided, harsh, and divisive), and they may find it difficult to use his method of argument analysis without some background in classical forms.

Since 1972, Neri has worked primarily with the same model, Mary Julia Klimenko, creating drawings and sculptures that merge contemporary sculptural concerns with classical forms.

Contrary to a postulate shared by several Europeanists, European federalism should not be different in nature from classical forms of federalism developed at the national level.

Fourteen hundred years later, Palladio was deeply influenced by Vitruvius, and Thomas Jefferson, in turn, studied them both, drawing inspiration from the masters» classical forms as well as from their keen attention to site and solar flux.

Past exhibitions recall in - situ artworks of the renaissance with their emphasis on classical form, dynamism, and turgidity.

By combining science fiction, mythology and modernism, the Los Angeles - based artist creates tension between his materials and subject taking classical forms to extremes.

While contemporary in its references, Beginnings also embraces classical forms of faith.

Small groups teach classical forms of prayer and even chant («Chant, It's Not Just for Monks Anymore»).

But, in the 1990s and 2000s saw artists such as John Currin distorting classical form while others, following Gerhard Richter, mimicked photography, today's figuration displays a distinctly different character.

But, if the 1990s and 2000s saw artists such as John Currin distorting classical form while others, following Gerhard Richter, mimicked photography, today's figuration displays a distinctly different character.

Each of the stories «are being enveloped along intertwined paths» and «despite the fact that the final image is articulated by classical forms, it acquires an intense psychedelic character.»

As a first step, I would argue, we must reaffirm the outward or external covenant and that includes the civil religion in its most classical form.

The Swallow Anthology of New American Poets edited by David Yezzi Swallow Press, 360 pages, $ 19.95 In his introduction, editor and contributor David Yezzi suggests that this collection reconciles the traditional division in the poetry world between those who prefer classical forms and those who....

So while elephant calves clearly get a major survival and reproductive benefit from having a living grandmother, the females do not exhibit classical forms of menopause — or cessation of reproduction long before death — seen in whales and humans, despite having an average of a 16 - year period between when a long - lived female's reproductive rate declines and her own death.

Learning of these two classical forms helps deepen the roots in authentic yogic science.

As with his previous film 2014's «The Immigrant», Gray exhibits a strickingly classical form of filmmaking and an impeccable eye for period detail.

They have worked almost solely in raku since the 70 ′ s, and are known for large classical forms and intricate surface designs.

Sculpture student Anthony Limauro (B.F.A. Fine Arts» 15) referenced classical forms in the contemporary table that he created as part of his senior thesis project.

Thanasi is a contemporary figurative sculptor whose work synthesizes classical forms with the conceptual experiential movement of the present through the placement of figurative and architectural pieces in dialogue with one another.

As a consequence, during the interwar period, the balance and force of classical forms engendered a fusion of modernity and antiquity, turning away from the two - dimensional abstract spaces and fragmentation of Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, and other avant - garde movements of the early 20th century.

The exhibition will feature contemporary works in which classical forms receive provocative new expression — such as the fragmentary bodies by contemporary artist Marc Quinn — alongside more oblique or suggestive uses of ancient themes, such as Bruce Nauman's landmark video performance, Walk with Contrapposto (1968).

She is a master teacher, performer, and choreographer of the South Indian classical form of bharata natyam.

In Rapture, a life - size bronze of a woman emerging from the belly of a howling wolf, it's birth and death, myth and animism, rolled into classical form.

In the case of jazz it is about moving a melody outside of standard classical form.

Many of these drawings were made in Japan and inspired by simple classical forms.

The J. Paul Getty Museum is presenting a companion exhibition exploring Mapplethorpe's disciplined studio practice and his fascination with classical form and the fine photographic print.

In other parts of the world which still embrace classical forms, the Gospel still speaks quite loudly through the works of Handel, Bach, and so many other composers (some of whom have, admittedly, complicated personal lives).

Smith holds this chorus together quite beautifully, often embedding contrasting fragments of text and tone in classical forms and schemes.»

Awaken Inner Buddha Yoga & Meditation was formed in 2008, by its lead teacher to propogate the simple teachings of Buddhist Meditation and Classical form of Yoga being practised in India for several thousand years.

Lament as we may the vanished world of Christendom, it is not present to us, and we must also come to recognize that with the erosion of Christendom we can no longer respond either interiorly or cognitively to the classical forms of Christian belief.

While Latin American adherents of classical forms of Protestantism tend to cringe at the catalog of practices common to such groups, it should be added that a pneumatology of power, such as displayed in neo-Pentecostal religiosity, often serves as a concrete answer to those who in ordinary life feel powerless, offering them a sense of dignity.

The latter view, the so - called «mind - dependence of becoming,» proposed by Donald Williams, A. Grünbaum, and J. J. Smart, is rejected by me; but I also reject the view that there is any incompatibility between the classical form of determinism (i.e., the strict predeterminination of the future) and the reality of becoming and / or succession.

J. Kittagawa, a colleague of Eliade, admits that a theological history of religions is legitimate and admissible but it should be kept distinct from the «humanistic» History of Religions, which develop sufficient understanding of classical forms of religious phenomena.

The attack has frequently been directed at the idea of liberal education itself, apart from its classical form.

The problem is still raised in its classical form as the persistence of the disembodied soul, but the question really concerns the retention of subjective immediacy for any occasion, and Whitehead's language suggests that there may be «a peculiarly intense relationship of mutual immanence» between the occasion and God supportive of its subjective immediacy.

The belief that the classical form of Christianity will come through every crisis in the long run is, of course, an essential component of the Christian faith.

«9 We now realize that whatever is real and important must somehow include the present world of becoming which we most certainly know and affirm; and this means that we find the classical form of Christian theism simply incredible.

What survives of the classical form of Christianity appears thin when compared with the substantial body of teaching in its heyday.

In a celebrated essay published during World War II, he acknowledged that the classical form of Christian proclamation (kerygma) in which the living Christ was communicated was couched in terminology drawn from the now obsolete cosmology of the ancient world.»

One is the classical form, and the other, more recent, is the modern historical - critical form.

The greatest holdout in the nineteenth century was perhaps Dostoevsky, in whose very soul the struggle between the presence and the absence of God took a classical form.

Byzantium, for its part, never completely cast off from its moorings in ancient Greece and always kept, at least in educated circles, the classical form of written language.

Christians don't think in terms of «regimes»; that term, drawn in its classical form from Plato's dialogue called politeia, implies all sorts of false premises about the primacy of the political.

Rebirth may be into the order of human beings once again; or according to the classical form of the doctrine, transmigration into the animal realm; or into a higher order of heavens; and at the highest, the delivered self can escape from the round of rebirth to rest within the reality of eternity.