Sentences with phrase «for decentering»

c. Dr. Gulledge included in his testimony a slide showing the graph of WA emulation of the MBH and MBH - corrected for decentering and the Gaspé tree - ring series.

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.

Not exact matches

My aim in the present paper is twofold: first to argue, pro Sherburne and contra Deleuze's reading, that there is no place for God — even for Whitehead's God — in a «chaosmos» worthy of the name; but secondly, following Deleuze and departing from Sherburne, to outline one way in which the operation of «decentering Whitehead» might lead to somewhere other than to a naturalism.

Anyone who doubts this ought to reread that brilliant, genreconscious postmodernist (not existentialist) Soren Kierkegaard on sin, grace and the decentered Christian self Even the otherwise happy recovery of the traditions of Christian spirituality in our day are also in danger of becoming further fine - tuning, further new peak experiences for the omnivorously consuming modem self.

The self that has begun the kenotic journey prays for forgiveness in order, above all, to be more deeply decentered.

According to the deconstructionists, however, this decentered world, rather than producing despair, now offers us wider options for human liberation.

When we are learning another person, there is also inevitably emotional pain, for the very act of entrusting our self to another means a decentering and displacement of our self - preoccupation.

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

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.

Tiampo's book Gutai: Decentering Modernism (University of Chicago Press, 2011) received an honorable mention for the Robert Motherwell Book award.

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.

A demand for the impossible: decolonization, decentering, radical thinking, radical action, radical making.

The steel - mesh veiled structure, whose form is often likened to a decentered stack of sugarcubes, was a stunning and ballsy proposition for an institution that has always sought to be radical and cutting - edge — even if critics including New York Magazine's Jerry Saltz bemoaned that «the museum, cool - looking as it is, is short on exhibition space.»

And what does the fact that regulatory pluralism can also occur in authoritarian settings mean for our existing ideas about decentered regulation?»