Sentences with phrase «cultural origins»

Schools need to prepare students for a world where many will need to collaborate with people of diverse cultural origins.

«The project Clouds ⇄ Forests focuses on a new eco-system formed through a circulation of «Cloud Tribes», who were born on the Internet cloud space, and «Forest Tribes» who are born on cultural origins.»

Before the 18th century, race merely described a group of common cultural origin, not one defined by immutable characteristics.

Whenever Disney have branched out and attempted to tell stories of other cultural origin, the results have either been massively offensive (Pecos Bill in Melody Time) or have handled the subject matter with kid gloves for fear of offending their massive global audience.

This discipline enabled her to connect with a particular aspect of Pakistani art and history that had been reduced to kitsch for the tourist market place; understand the original significance of miniatures; and reinvest the form with her present - day images and concerns.However, and importantly, her work resists cliché and categorization avoiding labeling which confines its reading to that of singular cultural origin or identity.

Face to Face is the first volume to bring the two Daros Collections together, thereby engaging these works — created in different media and of various cultural origin — in a dynamic dialogue that disrupts ordinary canon - oriented perspectives.

Out of 777 finalists over 20 years, why have only 21 been women and only a handful been of non-Western cultural origin?

Kaspaules» mixed cultural origin, (Christian, Chaldean / Sumerian, Islamic / Arab) enriches his artistic practice and maintains his commitment to remembering.

Schools need to prepare students for a world in which people need to work with people of diverse cultural origins, and appreciate different ideas, perspectives and values; a world in which people need to develop trust to collaborate across such differences; and a world in which people's lives will be affected by issues that transcend national boundaries.

As an offline analogy, imagine if the US banking infrastructure was repurposed to manage Australian dollars: both are «dollars» and have a shared cultural origin, but a completely different monetary base.

The project focuses on a new eco-system formed through a circulation of «Cloud Tribes,» who were born on the Internet cloud space, and «Forest Tribes» who are born on cultural origins.

The short - lived first logo reflected these cultural origins with an ornate logo bearing the company's name and a depiction of the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy.

This cultural origin was true in the Old Testament culture, as well as the New.

Not if the Bible had said ANYTHING, just ONE THING that was OUTSIDE the scope of it's cultural origins, it might give one pause, (such as Relativity, or Quantum Uncertainty, or steam power, or... ANYTHING).

The Bling Thing You said: «if the Bible had said ANYTHING, just ONE THING that was OUTSIDE the scope of it's cultural origins, it might give one pause»

Certainly we should acknowledge that one of the values in the rise of fundamentalism is that it keeps drawing our attention to our cultural origins, to the matrix out of which the modern world emerged.

We know so much more than people of the past — not only scientific knowledge about the physical world, but also historical knowledge about our cultural origins.

Anti Muslim (and, sadly, anti-Sikh) bigotry in the contemporary west has its own easily identifiable historical and cultural origins, as well — not least of them, anxiety and resentment over terrorism, and current wars.

From fairy tales to sophisticated and complex concepts in modern society, all subjects are taught from historical and cultural origins.

This time - tested educational philosophy is designed to stimulate and support the developing child — from fairy tales to sophisticated and complex concepts in modern society, all subjects are taught from historical and cultural origins.

The participants chose the high facial contrast face as the young face almost 80 % of the time, regardless of the cultural origin of the participant or the face.

In a meta - analysis of studies that linked genetic markers to cultural heritage in North and Central America, Iceland, Australia, Africa and New Guinea, they found that only Y - chromosome DNA reflected the cultural origins of the local language.

We have no control Grunge; Stylistic origins: Alternative rock; hardcore punk; heavy metal; punk rock; hard rock; noise rock; Cultural origins: Mid-1980s, Seattle, Washington

In addition, Gorin widens the scope from merely documenting daily life in Long Beach: several gangsters go to Samoa and encounter their cultural origins, both in family and in fantasy.

It's an adaptation of a 2000 Swedish film, so perhaps those cultural origins are responsible for the dissonance between tone and concept, but this movie just feels

Creative insight in universities knows no passport, and is only accelerated by the convergence of scholars from different disciplines and cultural origins.

We need a way of teaching that encourages them to develop understanding of those different from ourselves, enabling constructive collaborations across national and cultural origins and identities.

Through this art, interns were able to explore their cultural origins and the value that brings to their community.

The permanent exhibitions feature earth and space sciences, human and cultural origins, and seemingly endless species of flora and fauna: a true field guide to our planet and beyond.

Stroll nearby Savusavu, the local town where you'll find a collection of interesting shops of diverse cultural origins, small restaurants.

For several years, Rolf Sachs has been focusing in his works on language and speech and the objects of his cultural origins that touch him and reflect his ideas about freedom and openness.

Soto, who often incorporates the visual culture of her native Puerto Rico, identifies issues of «class, race, cultural origins, hierarchies, and myth» as integral to her work.

In arranging his collection, he ignored historical periods and cultural origins — the standard categories of museum display — instead mixing together works of art from different time periods, cultures, and media based solely on the formal analogies they shared.

Inspired by the innovative spirit of Arabic wisdom from the 8th to 13th centuries CE, Al - Hadid's latest offering provides rich insight into her evolving creative process as she reconnects with her geographical and cultural origins.

Her research within museums and private estates has broadened her understanding of the cultural origins of European paintings and expanded into an investigation of the nature of painting itself.

The exhibition considers the effects that our historical and cultural origins have both on a personal level and on the fabric of contemporary society.

And therein lays the irony: despite the misunderstanding surrounding the fabric's cultural origins, it has come to represent a true African identity.

Their cultural origins remain a blind spot, since they have simply always been there.

MOSCOW — Sophisticated X-ray technology revealed a mysterious inscription on Kazimir Malevich's renowned 1915 «Black Square» painting, offering insights into the work's cultural origins and meaning, experts at the Tretyakov Gallery said at a news conference here on Wednesday.

Indeed, the cultural origins of property rights based on John Locke's theory can be traced back to the biblical story of Adam and Eve, where God gave the earth to the two initial inhabitants and their children.

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Anthropologists trace the origins of human beings in terms of their physical social and cultural origins.