Sentences with phrase «imaginative process of»

He introduced her to the revolutionary ideas of his colleague Arthur Wesley Dow, who encouraged an imaginative process of making art that was grounded in personal expression and harmonious design that led to an interpretation...

Such prose and poetry not only represent what women wrote but also teach us an imaginative process of reconstructing women's lives, the church, and the very nature of reflection as aimed toward the future.

Not exact matches

Part two reports everything we know about America's newest companies and the entrepreneurs behind them; thanks to a rather amazing collection of researchers, we now know a whole lot more than anyone ever did about that difficult, tortuous, imaginative process called starting a business.

Rather than being frightened by the terrors of a Darwinian universe, they embrace its abiding otherness by way of fantasy, creating imaginative worlds that are altogether as surreal as the elephantine and hippopotamic products of the natural process itself.

(1) Since the principle of internal relatedness has been posited as the ontological foundation of the intellectual process of imaginative generalization, and it has also been affirmed that this principle is itself arrived at via imaginative generalization, do we thus find ourselves trapped in a sort of vicious circle?

Science in the Modern World can be read as an exercise of the process of imaginative generalization, as it has just been described.

The principle of universal relativity turns out, in the last analysis, to be the ontological foundation for the process of imaginative generalization.

It will enlighten observation in those remote fields, so that general principles can be discerned as in process of illustration, which in the absence of the imaginative generalization are obscured by their persistent exemplification» (PR 5/8).

Much process thinking has been carried out without much interaction with this field of imaginative exploration.

Through this form of imaginative contrast, process theology can be seen to make nonempty assertions about the world that can be verified by contrasting the experienced world with imagined ones.

Process thinking needs interaction with the field of imaginative exploration.

Yet if they are to understand the arts significantly, they too must enter so fully into the works they study, by becoming familiar with the possibilities and limitations of the materials used and with the processes of transforming them, that they pass beyond passive receptivity to the practice of virtual recreation, through imaginative participation in the artist's constructive activity.

Accordingly, such an apocalypse must be an imaginative disclosure of a universal and kenotic process that moves through an absolute and total negation to reach the epiphany of a divine and human Totality that thereby becomes all in all.36

While the imaginative projection of ideals is not necessarily an accurate vision of the common culture, it can be the first step in a process that generates the envisagement and the realization of a common culture rooted in a common sense of the whole.

Can we enlarge on the insights of artists such as Gerlach, whose creative gifts depend on the process of letting - go or opening, to receive imaginative insights from a Spirit greater than ourselves?

This notion, says Annie Dillard, appealed to her, and she elaborated on it, taking Fuller «to mean something even he probably did not intend: that imaginative acts actually weigh in the balance of physical processes.

While I am not aware of significant discussions of this issue among process thinkers, Matthew Fox and Brian Swimme, who though not directly influenced by process thought nonetheless share the relational vision, have incorporated elements of this, particularly through the use of art, in their own education process in order to stimulate the «right» brain, the intuitive and imaginative capacities of the human mind.

So when we look at the religious aspect of human existence and see what contributions process thought may have to make to this inescapable and indestructible manifestation of the human spirit, we shall need to emphasize that it is to be understood not in the wooden fashion that so often has prevailed in institutional churches and in conventional religious communities but as a matter of imaginative and aesthetic response to the human situation and to whatever is supremely worshipful in the cosmos — that is, to what religion calls «God.»

In the creative, imaginative act of construction of reality, the interpreters, those who process the text, are dangerously engaged in two ways.

Of course, when pressed in conversation, Ford readily admits that the statements in question are not factual but constitute, instead, a highly imaginative hypothesis primarily intended to explain the ever - shifting terminology with which Whitehead expressed his thought and the many textual anomalies — topical discontinuities, clumsy insertions, ghost references, etc — that plague his philosophical books, particularly Science and the Modern World and Process and Reality.

The mode of causal efficacy does justice to the consideration that Kant only half - acknowledged in the idea of noumena: there must be «external influences» that condition «inner» imaginative processes.

We have here a process closely akin to what some would call the «ferment» of creativity — what Whitehead called the «state of imaginative muddled suspense» (SMW 14).

Students accustomed to passively receiving impressions have difficulty making the inner effort necessary to sustain an imaginative train of thought or to follow a complicated mathematical process.

There has been no shortage of proposed explanations that have been put forth in order to account for the unusual observations, from the more mundane ones which include the presence of cometary fragments and large disk of debris from planetary collisions within the star system, to the more imaginative and fascinating ones which have invoked the presence of an extraterrestrial super-civilisation that is in the process of constructing gigantic megastructures around the star itself.

«We think the proposed protocol meets these criteria,» adds Dr. Ross, «but by seeking public and professional criticism of the proposal before performing the procedure — an approach to the ethics of innovation previously developed at the University of Chicago — we hope to refine the process and gauge public acceptance of this imaginative project.»

While The Artist's presentation requires an active role of imaginative transformation on our part, the hi - tech of Harry Potter and Hugo mechanizes («automaton - izes») the process and places the viewer in the more passive — if over-stimulated --- role of receptor.

Although the popularity of Milne's honey - devouring bear is never explained, and despite flourishes of melodrama, Goodbye Christopher Robin is an imaginative depiction of the creative process and the burden of popularity.

STAR TREK: INSURRECTION The «Next Generation» gang keeps the action - packed sci - fi adventure saga going in this imaginative, visually engaging story about a Federation - backed plan to forcibly relocate a small race of happy agrarian folk and seize their secret to halting the aging process.

That development, one might also recall, led to some really imaginative and cutting allusions to a once - great town trying anything to overcome economic collapse and, in the process, creating Sardine Land — a place no one in town would really want to see and no tourists would go out of their way to visit.

The creative student understand the lessons, the material and the process information can detach, exposing it in a personal way, comes with its own explanation of the phenomena, coming up with ideas «out of place», finds unusual solutions (it's original), puffy, wants to know what's happening (curiously) tells stories more or less true (is imaginative, fanciful) found unusual uses of objects is forever preoccupied with something (active), likes to organize games during recreation (takes initiative and is dominant).

It's a hugely imaginative story, with some seriously out - there elements (for a period, Kepler is actually wearing the body of a man who tried to kill Kepler), the kind of book you sort of sit there and just think about for awhile after you've finished reading it, processing it, wrapping your head around it.

Ask the Passengers seems to unfold with the natural ebb and flow of a young girl's imaginative and kind mind as she navigates the difficult coming - out process in a small, insular town.

Celine Naughton And then I heard about ALLi, the Alliance of Independent Authors, and more particularly about its founder, Irish novelist, poet and lecturer in the creative and imaginative process, Orna Ross.

YA allows an imaginative rehearsal — or retrospective processing — of real life.

What I'm saying is this: If you are thoughtful and imaginative enough to write a first - rate novel, say, or a gripping historical narrative, you should be able to apply those skills to the process of putting your work in front of an editor.

«The execution seems very conscious and constructed, and yet the origination of the works is an imaginative process... Things lead into other things, sometimes along the way.

His work is influenced by religious art and metaphysics, and he blends the imaginative and phantasy elements of his artistic process with with Western religion and European folk traditions, a combination that aims to give a mythic dimension and an almost archetypal significance.

This is a type of data abstraction that Hirakawa has mastered through his collaborations with Ryoji Ikeda, Yoshihide Otomo, Yuki Kimura or Benedict Drew, allowing him to create highly imaginative installations that immerse the viewers into process - based environments.

Mika Rottenberg's video installations show an imaginative world of surreal scenes where inane objects are produced in protracted processes resembling factory assembly lines.

The concert was held in an exhibition space surrounded by Le Brun's work, an experience that has encouraged the artist to make more explicit how central to his imaginative process music and ideas of composition have always been.

The photograph of the model documents this imaginative process.»

The sculptural presence draws attention away from the technical underpinnings of the finite object to a world of imaginative motional processes,» according to the NOME Gallery description.

Fig. 5 becomes a forum for different museographical methodologies — sharing ideas and imaginative processes with a range of institutions not devoted primarily to contemporary art (Second session: On Museology).

The figurative painter tries to illustrate striking visual experiences; the abstract painter internalises them and let's them permeate the whole imaginative process, trying to create striking visual experiences of their own, which will measure up to the original «magic moments».»

Alvarez is currently part of a sci - fi documentary film and transmedia project about the imaginative and material processes of building transcendent, utopian communities in Brasília, Brazil.

While his journals can follow his work as well as views on life and art, it is amazing to uncover how strictly controlled, yet fluctuating Knifer's imaginative creative processes were — always moving between two extremes - black and white, with the mode of action.

Comprising painting and sculpture, the exhibition is titled Porosity, which describes an aspect of Nesbit's painting process, as well as, it could be said, the imaginative speculation undertaken to surmise what may structure the sculptures beneath their painted surface.

Though drawing is at the heart of Rob Tarbell's process, it is the creative and imaginative use of smoke that propels Tarbell's work beyond just imagery.

Whatever one's views of the restorative justice process there is a critical need for imaginative ideas to alleviate the chronic prison crisis.

Developed analytical thinking processes and techniques such as critical / creative thinking, reasoning, logic, types and structures of arguments, bad reasoning imaginative thinking techniques (Red Team Analysis).