Sentences with phrase «phenomenological investigations»
The Wits Madala project team consists of approximately 35 young South African and African students and researchers who are currently contributing to the understanding of the data coming out of the LHC experiments, along with phenomenological investigations from theorists such as Prof. Alan Cornell and Dr. Mukesh Kumar and support in the area of detector instrumentation from Prof. Elias Sideras - Haddad (all from Wits University).
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(Historical, psychological, sociological, and phenomenological investigations proceed along descriptive lines; philosophy and theology are normative.
¨ Holly Cargill, Monash University, Australia (a phenomenological investigation of birth control); 2002
Vicarious growth in wives of Vietnam veterans: A phenomenological investigation into decades of «lived» experiences
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By contrast, the phenomenological awakening to the mystery of being reserves a unique role for thinking, which both elevates and humbles its mission in contrast to any regional investigation.
Concerned with notions of the romantic sublime, phenomenological experience, and secular spiritualism, the work continues Russell's unique investigation into the possibilities of cinema as a site for transcendence.
... Hill has continuously offered multilayered investigations into the phenomenological nature of how we perceive the world through a network of visual, aural and linguistic signals.
Highly influenced by phenomenological philosopher, Maurice Merleau - Ponty; Nesbit harnesses philosophical investigations of human perception to address issues within image making in an effort to not only exist as an object, or momentous glance, but as an invitation for a suspended visceral exchange.
«Three Rooms in the Memory Palace» is a continuation of this work and also an investigation of tensions between «the real» and the ephemeral, and of slippages between phenomenological experience, memory and the poetic uncanny.»
His work can be divided into two strands: composite film portraits of historically marginalised figures such as R.D. Laing and investigations into the deeply ingrained structures and predispositions that underpin our perceptual and phenomenological experience of image and sound.
Since the 1960s Zaloudek's interest in exploring the phenomenological aspects of vision through an investigation of form, light and color has dominated his studio practice, except for a brief period when vision problems motivated him to create cowboy hats made of watercolor paper.