Sentences with phrase «cultural progress»

Laws may not offer complete solutions, but they do help — and they serve as milestones of cultural progress.

Efforts need to be made to help these media become sources of new cultural progress for humanity and not a threat to our deepest riches.

Pope Francis noted the need to work at bringing out the best of online media deep in his encyclical last year, writing: «[E] fforts need to be made to help these media become sources of new cultural progress for humanity and not a threat....»

«Human cultural progress is a collective enterprise and it needs a dense collective brain.»

People who go their entire lives without questioning what their Pastor / Priest / Minister tells them at all have a very superficial faith based on nothing but religious tradition and are the ones championing the call to stop cultural progress and watching things like the 700 Club and John Hagee.

by Walter Chaw That there isn't more of a conversation around Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent 7 beyond the usual wag - talk about the relative merits of sequels and remakes speaks to something like cultural progress, for what it's worth.

While looking back, the new works underscore the long - lasting effects of Colonialism that remain prevalent in the contemporary art world, in spite of broad cultural progress since the early - 1990s platforms of institutional - critique and multiculturalism.

I wanted to consider these two problematic histories of cultural progress within the increasingly hyperactive creative economy emerging in Hong Kong, itself another «free zone» subject to the tightening grasp of the powers that be in Beijing.

But cultural progress never comes from guilt - tripping ourselves.

Innovation not only drives economies, but it also drives social and cultural progress.

The Confession of Christ as the meaning of the upthrust of human history and the crown of its scientific and cultural progress is contradicted by the modern division of history into Ancient, Medieval, and Modern periods.

It is the editorial work of an Edomite who, by skillful selection and arrangement, stamps the source with his own philosophy of history, namely, that «cultural progress is accompanied by increased wickedness and unhappiness.»

But Neandertals were as close as one can get to a counterfactual experiment: they had hundreds of thousands of years to themselves in Europe without our interference and showed nothing like the technological and cultural progress of the modern humans who displaced them.

Despite years of legislative and cultural progress, MacLachlan believes that things have only now turned around enough to enable real change.

Since at least the Bronze Age, seafaring has been key to cultural progress.

The Conference members officially declared that schooling ensures «a safer, healthier, more prosperous and environmentally sound world, while simultaneously contributing to social, economic, and cultural progress, tolerance, and international cooperation.»

Tufnell's exhibition explicitly rejects any notion of cultural progress and «celebrates dysfunction, redundancy and crude fetish» in a survey of contemporary sculpture in microcosm.

Using architecture as a bellwether for political stability and cultural progress, these works question the structural viability of the developing world.

In 1940, Krasner joined the American Abstract Artists (AAA), a group dedicated to creating international abstract art whose slogan announced their aims «For Peace, for Democracy, For Cultural Progress.»

Copying is the engine of cultural progress.

This is why UNESCO chose this date to pay a worldwide tribute to books and their authors on this date, encouraging everyone, and in particular young people, to discover the pleasure of reading and to gain a renewed respect for the extraordinary contributions of those who have furthered the social and cultural progress of humanity.

«But this is one of those times I'm sad to hear that a tool which is used for so many different applications, and is so ubiquitous, and has served crucially as a platform for so much creative experimentation, cultural progress, and secondary innovation, in so many different fields, isn't supporting their core business.»

The Harvard project was noted as relevant to this issue because of its findings on the importance of effective Indigenous governance in achieving economic, social and cultural progress.