Sentences with phrase «cultural sensibilities of»

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Crucially important to Meland's enterprise is a recognition of myth as the felt expression of the depths of human culture, In his view, religious faith, and more particularly Christian faith, finds embodiment and expression not only in religious institutions and individual religious experience, but in the midst of secular cultures as well, The Judeo - Christian mythos underlies and is formative of the cultural sensibilities of Western men.

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More importantly, the «I - can't - imagine» argument seems inattentive to how much my imagination is shaped and limited by all kinds of cultural factors and sensibilities — including how I «imagine» the nature of love, etc..

Thus it is not the literal mind of the religious zealot that prevents Muslims from seeing the difference between fact and fantasy or between dream and sanity, and we flatter ourselves if we think it is refined sensibility rather than cultural limitation that makes us strip dreams of any real significance.

This is indeed a «cultural war» The exploitation of post-modernistic sensibilities, especially emerging among the young generations, by the market, is a good illustration.

Introduction: Affirming the context: Cultural identities are good everyday instances of our deepest social biases; even when they are openly espoused, they are often based on submerged feelings and values, reflecting areas of both sensibility and judgement.

But it's all, really, an assault on the subtlest aspects of cultural perception: our sensibilities.

What we today call cultural issues were not so much at the forefront of political sensibility as they would later be, but Nixon strongly benefited from his «law and order» appeal.

I fear that he is right in speculating that not only has our age lost its knowledge of our cultural and spiritual traditions, but we have even lost the sensibility by which to understand them.

Cultural identities are good everyday instances of our deepest social biases; even when they are openly espoused, they are often based on submerged feelings and values, reflecting areas of both sensibility and judgement.

And with Heidegger I would claim that the end of our traditional forms of knowledge realized in terms of technology signals the beginning of a new cultural, or perhaps post-cultural, sensibility.

America is a mixed - up national project, unlikely to satisfy the exacting ideals of a theologian, political philosopher, or cultural theorist, and yet preternaturally successful, perhaps because it is a nation and society largely in accord with basic human sensibilities that resist reduction to neat theories and pat principles.

Dillenberger wants to discern in Abstract Expressionism a union of spirituality and visual sensibility that might produce authentic cultural symbols.

We have, up to now, noted only a shift of sensibility, a shift due to cultural factors.

Most Thoughtful: Drew Hart with «' Around the Way» Ethics: Have you felt the clash of dominant cultural sensibilities?»

Such a paradigm of governance is also applicable, affordable and acceptable to various regional and cultural sensibilities while meeting minimal global criteria of human rights, accountability and respect for international law.

When Perkins indicates the sheer force that the smart cycle has had on western cultural sensibilities, she is also noting the importance of her extended critical inquiry.

There are as many flavors of culturally specific comedy as there are cultural sensibilities (and, of course, there are plenty of folks capable of enjoying more than one type).

Next, the inventive Perry fleshed out the lead roles, while adding a number of support characters to the ensemble and updating some themes (ala AIDS and the down - low) as concessions to 21st Century cultural sensibilities.

Michell lets the cultural collision and confusion mix together in the backdrop of this lively snapshot of the decade with a unique sensibility.

The CGI globules of vampire blood is quite lovely and gives it an otherworldly feel, but the rest of the production is a bizarre mix of sensibilities that falls apart into a mess of cultural cues.

His latest movie, Black Panther, beautifully blends those sensibilities into one of Marvel Studios» most exciting projects to date: a superhero film that embraces its cultural identity while still providing all of the action, humor, and dazzling visuals fans have come to expect from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Boasting pieces of art by celebrated artists such as Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, and David Hockney, Gran Hotel Son Net exudes a traditional cultural ambiance along with aristocratic sensibility.

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The blank stare of a giant Homer Simpson; a gurning Mickey Mouse; a half - erased Batman cowl: this is the vocabulary of Joyce Pensato (b1941), the born - and - bred Brooklyn artist who for the past 30 years has been creating eerie and explosive large - scale portraits of cartoon characters and cultural icons, marrying pop art sensibilities with abstract expressionist - inspired execution.

This contrast of salon sensibility and blues lament is jarring and acute, a challenge both to identity and cultural assumptions or standards.

Datumsoria: The Return of the Real is an outcome of «Art & Tech @,» a program initiated at Chronus Art Center and conceived by ZHANG Ga, which aims, through resuscitating the valuable legacy of experiments in art and technology from the mid-20th century, to come to terms with the challenges of a technologically constructed timespace: a new reality that has altogether changed the rules of the game in work and play, in politics and economics, and in artistic imagination and cultural sensibility.

It seems symptomatic of a broader reorientation in the pop - cultural landscape of early»90s Britain, away from the plaid - shirt nihilism of Generation X, towards a confident levity and engagement with a more localized pop sensibility — a loss of interest in the US as locus of artistic innovation.

The development of arte povera in Italy coincided with the rise of Minimal and Conceptual art in the United States, but while the sensibilities overlap, arte povera is distinguished by its embrace of the cultural and natural worlds and its tactile sense of materials.

With its new exhibition, «Blues for Smoke,» on view until April 28, 2013, the Whitney Museum of American Art explores a large array of contemporary art, from the 1950s to the present, through the lens of blues as an artistic sensibility and cultural idiom.

With the sensibility of a maverick architect, Marzouk envisions aesthetic systems that draw on a diversity of cultural traditions but which can only exist in the realm of the imagination.

Artists who subscribed to a black nationalist agenda argued that Thomas (along with the other well - known black abstractionists) created works that did not challenge the aesthetic sensibilities of the white cultural mainstream.

The New York installation is being overseen by Turning to the blues not simply as a musical category but as a field of artistic sensibilities and cultural idioms, the exhibition features works by nearly fifty artists from the 1950s to the present, as well as materials culled from music and popular entertainment.

The included works also bear witness to the range of issues that cultural institutions such as museums should be examining — and thus opening up for debate — should they continue to play a central role in the formation of public opinion and sensibilities.

The nature of filtering cultural iconography through personal sensibilities and experiences makes the exhibition difficult to pin down.

presents a list of invented musical «genres» that range from humorous double entendre («Foreclosed House» describing both a real phenomenon as well as, potentially, a form of «house» music) to combinations of radically different cultural entities or sensibilities for comedic effect («Drunk Classical,» for example.)

We are particularly excited to be bringing the work of Hélio Oiticica to Ireland for the first time - we are sure that audiences new to his work will find much to enjoy in this expansive participatory exhibition; and we are delighted to be working with Dorothy Cross and our colleagues in the National Cultural Institutions on Trove, a unique project that will bring together Cross» distinctive vision and sensibility with the extraordinary resource that is our National Collections.

Bringing a poetic yet critical sensibility to the international stage, her work revolves around subjects such as the global economy, commerce and transportation often based on the classic gesture of the ready - made that is uncovering how collective memory and sociopolitical imperatives can define cultural production.»

Allowing pop - cultural artifacts to function as «information,» as opposed to «form,» Baldessari's works represented a radical departure from, and often a direct critique of, the modernist sensibility that dominated painting for decades.

It also requires flexibility and sensibility to the cultural and social norms and aspirations of Indigenous peoples.