«There are all sorts of
cultural interpretations of even the simplest phrases,» he said, «That's why conversation is so difficult,» especially for two people with different native languages and cultures.
Parental Engagement Before joining the Food for Life Partnership, Rhyl Primary found it hard to engage many parents with the work of the school — in part due to
different cultural interpretations of what going to school should be like.
As part of a new generation of artists associated with «New Materialism,» which proposes that objects and materials assert their own power over the viewer independent of
subjective cultural interpretations, German and Mongolian - Chinese multimedia artist Timur Si - Qin is fascinated by the immediate visual and emotional power of brand logos and advertising in and of themselves.
«Qing Hua Porcelain (Blue & White)» was a new video / sound installation in which Xu Tan explored the differences in American and
Chinese cultural interpretations of what is «real» and what is «fake».
, to his ongoing series «On Translation» that wrestles
with cultural interpretation, Muntadas has created a vast body of work that comments on the visible and invisible systems of power in a society dominated by the spectacles of mass media, hyperconsumption and constantly evolving technologies.
Stewart's work infiltrates the university, an institution that
instructs cultural interpretation, and offers a different kind of knowledge of the land and the teachings of Douglas Lake to SFU and Vancouver.
Twenty artists and film - makers address the question of the veil in all its complexities and ambiguities, challenging any single or
fixed cultural interpretation.
A casual Hebrew reader knows that in the beginning is actually «in beginnings» (a plural word) but then again it is usually a
different cultural interpretation that screws up the meaning.
Theology is the queen of the sciences, and that includes the social sciences and
cultural interpretation.
We have created a public rhetoric about democracy anchored in technological mathematics, not in human understanding or
cultural interpretation — not even in civil discourse.
Approaching the experience of these environments as metaphor, I seek inconsistencies within our understanding as a critical tool to reveal points of confrontation between innate desire,
cultural interpretation and reality.
In my interpretation of this paragraph the Commissioner is saying that using
a cultural interpretation of the word guilty, Aboriginal society associates «guilty» and «responsibility» as being one and the same when in fact they are not within the law.