Sentences with word «contextualisation»

The title The Krautcho Club / In and out of Place combines an ironic reference to a well known London media / art world members club with the process of contextualisation launched in a «forgotten» German bar.

It may come as a surprise to find this unprecedented contextualisation on Dover Street, rather than in a museum.

Does that mean that we shouldn't care about the truth and it's contextualisation at all?

In a piece originally given at the 2011 Faith Theological symposium Fr Dylan James offers a powerful summary and contemporary contextualisation of a theme of Edward Holloway's book Catholicism: A New Synthesis (Faith - Keyway Trust, 1970).

The Qur» anic word was appearing everywhere without appropriate contextualisation whether semantic, historical or concerning authoritative Qur» anic exegesis across a long history.

The dogmatic contextualisation that is true to both the Gospel and the context of people begins with the basic commitment to the «Authority of the Bible», and accepts the supra - cultural factor of the Good News, i.e., transformation to Jesus Christ and the acceptance by faith of His Lordship over the cosmos and history.

They can be placed in a museum with proper contextualisation.»

There is little evidence to suggest that leading universities that practice greater contextualisation see significantly higher dropout rates, lower degree completion rates, or lower degree class results, suggesting that there is no reason why students admitted via contextualised admissions processes can not succeed at top universities.

There are nods to activities on the US west coast, and space given to Sam Francis, an overly precious artist whose paintings are a sort of décor writ large, and a small section devoted to photography, which feels like an appendage, and comes without enough contextualisation.

But this is not simply a crowd pleaser: through contextualisation, we begin to comprehend afresh, this show making it clear that the transition from studio to foundry sprung organically from Flanagan's early practice.

First, further contextualisation would have enhanced Ankersmit's conclusions in several key places.

State - of - the - art ATS technology relies on contextualisation as well.

Secondly, it seems to allow for an incredible amount of contextualisation: what one person might call «obscenity» might be fine for others.

In general terms the central purpose of this impressive collection of lectures is contextualisation, rather than textual analysis.

The very medium prevents against nuance, contextualisation, qualification and argument — the structural walls of free speech.

Analyses of the quality of questions were based on basic principles of good questioning such as: relevance of the question; whether a question was a leading question; whether the question had good background and contextualisation; the clarity of the question and whether a question made references to data, facts and illustration.

Of course, one of the great accompanying benefits to such an important release was the wealth of contextualisation and assessment that followed in its wake.

School leaders also identified a «lack of contextualisation», claiming that current Progress 8 calculations do not allow for variation due to special education needs, English as an additional language, or areas of deprivation.

Using estimates of the standard offers made to those from more advantaged backgrounds on each course, in six of the 25 ST30 universities in England students from low participation neighbourhoods have lower average A-level results than the standard offer, suggesting the use of contextualisation.

The images now served a purpose of funnelling funds back into the Port, and yet were also balanced in their role as social documentation by co-presenting the responses of that community, both negative and positive, to the very same photographs, and to their contextualisation within a book given uniquely to the town.

The Showroom presents Everything we see could also be otherwise (My sweet little lamb), a contextualisation and rethinking of the Vienna - based Kontakt Art Collection.

The programme includes workshop - based teaching, individual supervision, courses in the chosen specialisation, vocational preparation, art history and theory, text comprehension and production, group critiques, and reflective text work (contextualisation).

«The Showroom presents Everything we see could also be otherwise (My sweet little lamb), a contextualisation and rethinking of the Vienna - based Kontakt Art Collection... The exhibition will be a dense installation of over fifty works, both historical and contemporary, incorporating diverse media including painting, photography, sculpture, video, performance and installation»

Mosquera, speaking as an independent curator, analyses the dangers of this set - up as it has applied to the Latin American context, pointing out that a real reciprocity can not be achieved unless the powers of selection, critical appraisal and contextualisation are at least shared by collaborative effort between the so - called centre and periphery.

He added: «The attempts at contextualisation are particularly pathetic but symptomatic of a lack of conviction.

Opening the pictorial space as an inclusive realm, Anderson invites the viewer to bring their own cultural experiences and memories to the canvas, thus creating a visual tension where viewer and artist are connected in their contextualisation of the imagery presented to us.