Sentences with word «decentering»

When confronted with room after room of Hirst's colored spots ranging in diameter from a few millimeters to sixty inches, at times displayed in densely packed grids made up of thousands of dots and at others consisting of but a handful or even just a single dot, there is a sort of decentering of vision — a blinding, to use Foster's term — that begins to take place.

However both Whitehead and Derrida's critique of modernism present a noble and exciting possibility for decentering the domination and absolutist claims of modernity; opening the way for other philosophical perspectives without necessarily falling prey to a radical relativism.

TITLE: Mediating Role of Decentering in the Associations between Self - Reflection, Self - Rumination, and Depressive Symptoms

Hence the postmodern decentered, fluctuating vision of man.

His work positions questions of comparison and scale as crucial for thinking a radically decentered history of contemporary art.

The prospects for deepening our understanding prayer as a deeply decentering posture do not seem very great.

Primarily, however, Greven details how these New Hollywood filmmakers «seized upon Hitchcock's radical decentering of heterosexual male dominance, devising contemporary narratives of heterosexual male ambivalence that allowed for, at time depended on, an investment in same - sex desire as well as an awareness of its dangerous, pernicious seductions.»

In the original MBH decentered series, the hockey - stick shape emerged in the PC1 series because of reasons we have articulated in both our report and our testimony.

He also manages the centerpiece of a very decentered exhibition.

Palmer, Daniel S. «Rethinking DECENTER» catalogue essay.

Ripatrazone writes of Dubus that his «postconciliar sentiment does not reject the machinations of the Church in sustaining and sharing the Holy Spirit, but it does decenter that institution, finding the love of God as capable in the hands of the laity as in the religious.»

Like Matisse's greatest canvases, Hirst's spot paintings become a simultaneously mesmerizing and decentering viewing experience of, to use Hirst's own words, «the joy of color.»

College can be a lot of fun, but it can also demoralize and decenter even the most devout and focused students.

Only when religious and biblical studies decenter their stance of objectivist positivism and scientific value - detachment and become «engaged» scholarship can feminist and other liberation theologies participate in defining the center of the discipline.

Still others will embrace postmodernity in its most decentering, deconstructive forms so fully that «a-theologies» will be born to announce, yet again, that the «death of God» has finally found its true hermeneutical home.

Here, once again, decentering seems to get derailed by my preoccupation with myself.

I am still the one speaking, not the one spoken to, but a certain decentering has begun, whether I like it or even notice it.

It is the willing decentering of the self.

Among theologians and philosophers this vision fell out of favor early in the 20th century, giving way to rediscoveries of «biblical eschatology» that seemed to decenter personal death and immortality altogether.

Consequently, there is sufficient performance compliance to target decentering of these RMS amplitudes within the coronagraphic hole.

Off - axis systems are not asymmetric systems, they are decentered systems.

Brilliantly executed, Wong's peculiarly decentered violent sequences are actually more evocative of the battle scene in Orson Welles's Chimes at Midnight than they are of Leone's operatic showdowns, especially in the way they concentrate on ephemeral, oblique details rather than heroic spectacle.

Forms that surrender control, value the role of play, decenter schools and programs, and really, truly teach students how to think for themselves.

It is positioned so that we approach it obliquely, noticing the harsh reflectivity of the steel brace before confronting the calming, decentering expanse of translucent color.

Her work with Indigenous People in Canada aims to decenter institutional space and history.

Keane writes: «The longer the visitor stands before these landscapes, the more it becomes clear that their realistically represented subjects are subordinate to their finely painted detailing and decentered arrangements.

Decentering whiteness, rearranging power, repurposing infrastructure, we made Artists Space into a welcoming home for movement people to find one another, to grow, and to make an abundance of art and build local power.

The focus on surface and touch helps decenter visuality's privileged role within the sensorium.

She is currently working on two books: Decentering Globalism is an interdisciplinary and methodological analysis of World Studies.

Staged concurrently at five different venues — separated by significant distances over a sizable countywide area — Niamh O'Malley's multipart exhibition for the inaugural Mayo Arts Collaborative was a dispersed retrospective, a strategically decentered survey.

Ryan McGinness's 2005 exhibition installationview translated the media landscape of logos and advertising into an immersive installation, decentering full sensorial focus; and Cameron Martin's elegiac atonal paintings of branches and boulders, representing parts of nature for the whole, translated photographs into paintings through digital imaging, architectural stencils and house - paint sprayers.

In rejecting stasis in favour of what she calls «doozy decentering and a wish for a body that could expand as gum and get lost into wild spirals of form», extra-long and rolled - up jeans legs lie flaccid on the floor, a plastic bag weighted with spray - painted raw clay in the shape of frijoles (Mexican beans) is suspended from the curved metallic stand propping up a flatscreen slung with rope.

Foster concludes that the result of Matisse's radical program was an intense decentering of viewing experience, a «blinding» of conventional ways of seeing.

This new book, edited by Ruth Baer, provides a variety of perspectives on potential mechanisms of change, including decentering, psychological flexibility, values processes, emotion regulation, self - compassion, and spiritual engagement.

But the results of recent studies suggest that two other side effects of CBT may actually have a greater impact that thought restructuring on client progress: Distancing and decentering work that helps clients stop identifying with depression and behavior activation, a technique that helps him or her to reengage with naturally pleasurable and rewarding activities.

Previous research on self - focus and mindfulness have shown that self - rumination increases depression and counteracts decentering which is the capacity to take a detached view of one's thoughts and emotions.