Sentences with phrase «equal significance with»

American feminism of the 19th century was born of the abolitionist movement, and of equal significance with Friedan's book as impetus for the current women's movement was the experience of women in the civil rights and antiwar protests of the «60s.

Not exact matches

Ward, says Cunningham, «alludes to the Old Testament and Greek mythology with equal frequency and intensity; for her, Katrina is comparable in significance to the Egyptian captivity or the aftermath of the Trojan War.»

Statistical significance was measured using parametric testing, assuming equal variance, in the majority of experiments with standard t tests for 2 paired samples used to assess difference between test and control samples.

Works such as Two Models, Owl, Cardinal, Eagle Weathervane (2008) and Model with Two Boats (2008) are typical of Pearlstein's carefully arranged scenes, where figure and object are on equal terms, with one allowed no more significance than the other.

The juxtapositions are both overt: the second part of the exhibition concentrates on Fontana ceramics and Ruby ceramics; and more subtle: the first two rooms of the exhibition intertwine bronze works by both artists, each of which shares a rare ability to simultaneously expose the significance of both the material from which the work was molded, with equal emphasis on the intrinsic nature of bronze as essential to the work's perception.

As with much of Barker's work, warp - and weft - challenges the boundaries between sculpture and painting, apportioning equal significance to surface and structure.

And however he failed in his spiritual search, he was able to convert all his anguish and aspiration into his work — and the profound longing to perceive nature in such animistic view, like that of Brueghel, where everything is treated with equal weight and significance, which is a Far Eastern view.

The exhibition and education programmes are developed with equal significance and are continually intertwined.