Sentences with phrase «cultural paradigm»

This idea of the «social strand» stands over against the prevailing cultural paradigm.

The Russian cultural paradigm is that a woman should be married, with children, and an unmarried woman is declined a respectable social status.

Therefore the measuring stick of success that has been used on white middle class families embodies values belonging to the dominant cultural paradigm.

In the rich and varied capacity for such investigations and in the artistic practice of Fabrizio Rivola, a true engagement with the interpretation of cultural paradigms of our present time remains constant; an engagement that transforms itself into concrete propositions for symbolic and anthropological understanding.

While there are differences between certain Slavic nations (Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, etc) and western nations (Americans, Australians, Brits, etc), there is a prevalent cultural paradigm in every group.

Imagine the current cultural paradigm is the Matrix.

You see, cultural paradigms install a dominant mindset and thought pattern in people, who, without really knowing it, reproduce it when they talk and give advice.

Dr. Jones guest lectured for Pepperdine on cross cultural paradigms for analytic psychotherapy, and he co-presented original - research at the Sixth Annual Conference for the Society of Humanistic Psychology.

This is what cultural paradigms do.

However, it is important to remember that what determines a success is a cultural construct (remember the discussion about cultural paradigms?).

Yoram Wolberger uses childhood toys and everyday domestic items to create his large scale sculptures, foregrounding the latent symbolism and cultural paradigms of these objects that so subtly inform Western culture.

We want a story with a climax so profound that it leaves us worshiping God, not reducing him to fit into our cultural paradigm.

However, most of the time I find that my disagreement is not so much with God, but with Plato or Augustine or Calvin or Dobson, or some theological system or cultural paradigm that's been attributed to Him.

The only cultural paradigm that has tortured and killed more people in a short period of time than organized religion is organized atheism.

Thus, the premise of the cultural paradigm of expression holds that art is capable of social comment, but only if the cultural paradigm of narrative is invalid; if that is not the case, truth is used to reinforce the status quo.

Again, the question that arises reflects the cultural paradigm in which the research is taking place.

Again, these recommendations are influenced by the cultural paradigm.

Young Russian women are so firmly indoctrinated in this cultural paradigm that no facts could shatter it.

She managed to notice very delicate truths, very subtle pieces of cultural paradigm.

During Soviet times for a woman finding a good husband used to be more important than making a career, and this cultural paradigm still exists in Russia, although modern Russian girls do pay attention to their careers.

Is your sense of purpose no more than your cultural paradigm?

Since these cultural paradigms deeply permeate society, knowing these positions can help a teacher to align his or her classroom with these cultural concepts.

For the gay men who are the main protagonists throughout, the cultural paradigm shifts are profound - the love affairs at the start of the book are deeply secret, and by the end there are gay marriages and even text - message dates.

The exhibition, on view Nov 17 — Dec 16, 2012, features 15 artists «united through a heightened sense of awareness to their immediate surroundings seen through the lens of the American landscape; a landscape shaped by unseen socio - political forces, constantly shifting cultural paradigms, and the on - going flux of construction and destruction.»

A raucous laugh track further situates the installation within the cultural paradigm of the 1980s, referencing the artist's formative experiences reconciling conflicting personal identifications through cultural markers.

These juxtapositions of violent classicism and seductive destruction challenge the feigned simplicity of our cultural paradigms.

By proposing a feminist land art retreat, yet perpetually suspending its manifestation, FLAR opens a space to consider the social and cultural paradigms that construct femininity, nature and solitude.

The phrases in the upper left often seem too bizarre for a mass - market desk calendar («Structured integrity is a cultural paradigm.»

His meticulously researched projects — which have included such diverse conceptual gestures as an invented word, a chess set, a television script, and a children's book — engage familiar historical narratives and cultural paradigms only to unravel their structures and assumptions, presenting elusive scenarios that abound with interpretive potential.

As discourse develops beyond ideas of visibility and representation to notions of assimilation into existing cultural paradigms, aqnb editor Jean Kay will be presenting a selection of artists» works that considers the consequences of structural affiliations and institutionalisation as both inspiring and influencing critical art practice.

But we don't have a cultural paradigm — yet — on how to integrate — or not integrate — the whole digital experience into how we operate socially, professionally and personally.