Sentences with phrase «of societal conditioning»

The article below is an excellent exposé of societal conditioning and programing.

He didn't believe in separating the understanding of art from an understanding of the societal conditions under which it was made — a practice he admonished Alfred Barr for carrying out at MoMA.

Mitchel has taken great care with the technical aspects of the medium but the greater impact lies in his humanistic depiction of the societal conditions around him.

Not exact matches

This is a very elegant flip - side to the ideas in Francis Shaeffer's work, in which the arts anticipate and even lead changes in our societal condition through the connection of the artists to the spiritual to create their «great» works.

What is the relative value of individuals, groups, and the societal totality when it comes to apportioning the sacrifices and benefits that are the condition for temporal and historical achievement?

Yet I often am made to feel condemned by others from more evangelical backgrounds, (although some of it is societal attitudes towards the condition, I have non-religious things who still see medication - free life as an aim), because I don't tend to assume... or necessarily even aspire to, ever be completely well in this lifetime.

The walls of the godless and ungodly does nothing but build up the stamina of the immorally sensitive conditionings establishing bitterness civilities of onward societal mayhems.

Gay parents aren't restrained by the same societal norms that quietly push straight parents into confined ruts of conditioned patterns.

Some moms may have to stop breastfeeding due to a medical condition, but many many more stop because of societal barriers.

It estimates the societal burden of 1,400 medical conditions in the U.S. over a 12 - year timespan, based on frequency of diagnosis and health care insurance costs, as well as research publications, awarded grants and clinical trials for each condition.

Societal costs of untreated STIs include the price of hospitalization and treatment down the road and a loss of productivity at work or in school for patients whose STIs lead to more serious medical conditions.

The potential societal and economic implications of this increase highlight the urgent need for new and more effective treatment options for the condition.

In the «APV Resola» project, researchers are investigating the economic, technical, societal and ecological aspects of the technology in a pilot plant under real conditions for the first time.

The empire fell under the conquistadors who arrived in 1519, so the potential societal effects of highly volatile climatic conditions during the 16th century are difficult to evaluate.

Because huge expanses of the deep ocean will be exposed to changing environmental conditions as a result of climate change (Mora et al., 2013; this study), the societal impacts of climate change in the deep sea will undoubtedly be widespread, complex and dynamic.

Modelling the impacts of long power outages during extreme weather conditions is important for societal preparedness.

Our subconscious is the source that holds the reserves of our unrealized potential, the archetypes of collective consciousness, our societal conditioning, and unresolved traumas.

This female sex fantasy appeals to her naughtiest side — the kinky one that rarely sees the light of day, thanks to a lifetime of religious and societal conditioning.

Because these challenges are the result of long - term shifts in city demographics, societal conditions, and urban K 12 public policies, it would seem that there is little that Catholic - school leaders can do to stem the tide.

The book concludes with a review of more promising avenues for educational reform, including the necessity of broader societal investments for combatting poverty and adverse social conditions.

As for the alleged predisposition of a given ethnicity to an exacting ailment, augmented vulnerability to infectivity, etc., such qualities, in general, don't demonstrate an «ethnic» nature, but are associated with societal, enlightening and extra living conditions, the closeness of hot spots of contamination, the grade of adaptation during immigration, and all that.

In similar fashion, buyers will pay a variety of prices for homes based on the size, condition, motivation, park features, location, time of year, and other personal and societal pressures.

He went on to develop a formal language all of his own, while concerned with the media and consumerism, also calls into question the role of the artist vis - à - vis specific societal and economic conditions.

The artist examines various means of insidious societal indoctrination that includes gender based color choices (pink / blue), shape, weight, and size of toys and more widespread conditioning regarding convention and social mores that children are continuously and explicitly subjected to.

how artists create new ways of working and living in response to their historical and socio - economic conditions, often foretelling and epitomizing societal shifts and providing insight on influential forces in contemporary life that relate to us all.»

A group of 25 diverse women artists were invited to create art about present conditions of DISILLUSIONMENT, whether personal, global, cultural, political or societal — addressing issues of deception, falseness, unfaithfulness, betrayal and treachery — with reference to wearing, inhabiting, being veiled, clothed, draped, revealed, exposed or wrapped in disillusion.

«Toxicity» presents the work of artists who deal with toxicity, in physical as well as societal manifestations, as a contemporary condition.

In these times of diversity and multicultural experience, the artist's image is both a cypher for the human condition as well as the foundation for complex iconography in which the cultural object stands to reflect the impact of societal norms on the individual.

This artistic research, which relates the present dramatic situation of refugees to the historical experience of flight and exile between 1933 and 1945, focuses on the fragility of individual and societal conditions triggered by wars, poverty and terrorism.

Collectively, our community has scratched the surface of what it means to gleefully, painfully, patiently dismantle the societal conditioning which implores us to never step out of line.

This compilation of work features iconography based on the black experience as it transcends trends, myths, societal mental conditioning, and conscious ignorance.

Our story on the punishment of a woman in Sudan who dared wear pants brings to mind a theme that has percolated on Dot Earth for a while: the relationship among the conditions facing women (and girls) in developing countries, progress toward prospering, stable populations and, in the end, societal and environmental stability.

Dubos was one of our founding fathers, present at the creation, and the first part of his essay traces his sometimes - painful steps from bench scientist as a bacteriologist to someone profoundly focused on the human condition and the ways that the world that humans inherit, alter and leave behind shape human health, not only in the narrow sense of healthy people but in the larger sense of societal health and well - being.

This paper finds that under a wide range of assumptions about future growth in wealth and population, and about the effects of human - caused climate change, in every case there is far greater potential to affect future losses by focusing attention on the societal conditions that generate vulnerability to losses.

Modelling the impacts of long power outages during extreme weather conditions is important for societal preparedness.

While extreme events per se are not abrupt climate changes as defined in this report, changes in extreme events could lead to abrupt changes in two ways: (1) an abrupt change in a weather or climate extremes regime, for example a sudden shift to persistent drought conditions; or (2) a gradual trend in the frequency or severity of extremes that causes abrupt impacts when societal or ecological thresholds are crossed, as illustrated in Figure 2.10.

Falling back on the surface temperatures as the metric for the most societal relevant climate metric, even if its period of record is longer, is not a reason to focus on it, if it does not serve the purpose of telling us if humans are significantly altering these circulation patterns, and thus the weather and ocean conditions that matter the most in terms of the impacts on water resources, food, energy, human health and ecosystem function.

As the Joint Institute for the Study of the Oceans and the Atmosphere says, from â a societal impacts perspective, recognition of PDO is important because it shows that «normal» climate conditions can vary over time periods comparable to the length of a human's lifetime.â

It affirmed that health inequities are unacceptable, and noted that they arise from the societal conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age, including early childhood development, education, economic status, employment and decent work, housing environment, and effective prevention and treatment of health problems.

Stanley Cohen, in his seminal study Folk Devils and Moral Panics (1964), defined moral panic as requiring «a condition, episode, person or group of persons» that becomes seen as «a threat to societal values and interests».

Only one health economic evaluation of ICBT for severe health anxiety has been conducted, and in that study it was found that the treatment was highly cost - effective in comparison to a basic attention control condition that did not receive active treatment.13 The incremental cost - effectiveness ratio (ICER) was − # 1244, meaning that each case of improvement in ICBT relative to the control condition generated a societal net economic gain of # 1244.