Sentences with phrase «philosophical underpinnings of»

Beginning and Intermediate Multi-Disciplinary Collaborative Team trainings are crucial introductions to the practical and philosophical underpinnings of Collaborative Practice, but they are just the beginning.

In short, the philosophical underpinnings of the movement towards empirically supported treatments are mechanistic: The client becomes an object in the causal chain of action and reaction that makes up the physical world, and the therapist becomes the engineer who figures out how to induce change in the object.

This book is best saved for those who want to dive headfirst into the philosophical underpinnings of narrative therapy.

This type of Christian counseling may be more acceptable to clients who are uncomfortable with the philosophical underpinnings of secular psychology but who still wish to seek outside help with their life struggles.

When you take a class in Evidence, you're not learning the philosophical underpinnings of what can and can't be proved.

My experience has given me a deep and invaluable insight into the philosophical underpinnings of each business regulation which has helped me in advising my clients in a holistic manner, that has delivered them the desired results; because the ultimate litmus test of a lawyer is the result he can achieve for his clients.

He singled out what he sees as the philosophical underpinnings of the character - specifically the battle between fear vs. will - as something that sets Green Lantern apart.

And while many reviews at the time praised Malick's incredible attention to detail (particularly in Jack Fisk's stunning production design), it is the philosophical underpinnings of the film, at least in its 172 - minute director's cut, that resonated for me this week.

The music is the opening of Wagner's Ring, the Prelude to Das Rheingold; it was memorably used in Terrence Malick's «The New World,» but it is also associated, like all Wagner's work, with Hitler, who adored Wagner and derived the philosophical underpinnings of Nazism from Wagner's political writing.

I re-evaluated a lot of the philosophical underpinnings of my world view in general — such as the meaning and value of the «natural»; the scientific process, trust, and authorities; or my (somewhat subconscious) belief that nothing bad could ever happen to me.

The philosophical underpinnings of the School are well reflected in our program, as the study of the arts enhances one's self - knowledge and self - expression.

Anyone who is curious about the theological and philosophical underpinnings of the emerging church movement will benefit from Rollins» fresh and intelligent approach to the subject.

It was reflection on this difference between the obvious truth (the hands are clean) and the irrational doubts (they might still be dirty) that prompted Schwartz to reassess the philosophical underpinnings of neuroscience.

I wrote back then what I write today: bitcoin is only one type of cryptocurrency, and its success / failure has no bearing on the philosophical underpinnings of the digital asset class.

It is the philosophical underpinning of the physicist's conviction that timeless, eternal laws rule the universe from the bottom up.

Baron Baptiste's Basic Laws of Transformation, based on timeless principles of growth, serve as the philosophical underpinning of the 40 - day journey and demonstrate that radical change can come from making even the smallest shift.

In celebration of Armajani's Kansas City No. 1 (2000), gifted by the Sosland Foundation to the Kemper Museum in honor of the Museum's twentieth anniversary, the exhibition Siah Armajani: Bridge Builder for the first time presents the artist's exploration of the structural and philosophical underpinning of bridges since the late 1960s.

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I begin with attention to the philosophical underpinnings, not only in Whitehead but also in Charles Hartshorne, and then move to those who have built on this work to bring forth their own vital theological appropriations that inform the focus of this book.

Furthermore, there are other visions of reality from which to learn: visions that, like Whitehead's perspective, can serve as philosophical underpinnings for a responsible environmental ethic.

If Aristotle insisted not only on the objectivity of truth but on the ability of the intellect of man to apprehend it, the French philosophe Jacques Rousseau denied this objectivity by ushering in what Cardinal Ratzinger called the «tyranny of relativism,» which gives the rationalization of homosexuality so much of its philosophical underpinning by arguing that natural law is merely a human construct and, as such, susceptible of subjective definition.

Critics are scrutinizing historical method in biblical scholarship for the religious hostility of its philosophical underpinnings.

TownBro's reality is valid, it's his response to the situation he finds himself in, however, I would say this, he doesn't understand the underpinnings of his philosophical stance.

She is the author of Pick Your Yoga Practice: Exploring and Understanding Different Styles of Yoga a comprehensive encyclopedia of prominent yoga styles, including each system's teaching methodology, elements of practice, philosophical and spiritual underpinnings, class structure, physical exertion and personal attention.

In a way, the mood of this scene comes to represent the entire philosophical underpinning behind Matt Reeves» excellent Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

Unlike the Wii's Xenoblade Chronicles, with its philosophical underpinnings, the story in Chronicles X is more grounded in getting you out of the city and into the incredibly vast countryside to do battle with an inexhaustible selection of native flora and fauna, alien inhabitants, and the world itself.

Though the philosophical underpinnings and physical manifestations of this concept continue to be debated and refined, the world is at or near the tipping point for the total cultural adoption of ubiquitous computing.

ECHOs were developed as a practical way to integrate the work of researchers Maria Montessori, as well as Joe Renzulli, Benjamin Bloom, John Dewey, and Howard Gardner, whose ideas formed the philosophical underpinnings for the HOT APPROACH.

This experience demonstrates several of the district's philosophical underpinnings: designing activities and assessments that require students to incorporate essential 21st century skills, allowing students to work on clearly defined tasks with clear expectations, conducting group work that requires true intellectual collaboration, and having an authentic audience for learners beyond the teacher or the proverbial refrigerator door.

All of it has a theological or philosophical underpinning.

Unlike the Wii's Xenoblade Chronicles, with its philosophical underpinnings, the story in Chronicles X is more grounded in getting you out of the city and into the incredibly vast countryside to do battle with an inexhaustible selection of native flora and fauna, alien inhabitants, and the world itself.

Though I may not have played every all - star game of 2015, I know the unified strength of Bloodborne's nightmare - slaying action, frightful artistic vision and lofty philosophical underpinnings places it highly among them, if not eclipses them altogether (I still read reviews, y ’ know).

12 Nights x Dreams is Liliane Tomasko's first exhibition in Rockland County since moving her main working studio to Tappan NY in 2015, and will offer a rare glimpse into the philosophical reverie that underpins all of the artist's work.

Her work, which encompasses a broad range of media, is underpinned by a philosophical and spiritual interest in the formal properties of language.

Language and literature play an increasing role as material for their multifaceted work, from the philosophical underpinnings in Bertolt Brecht's War Primer to the sacred texts of the Holy Bible itself, both books having been refashioned and recreated by the artists in their own ambiguous, combatant image.

Previous activity had included an exhibition dedicated to the alt - right held at the gallery, a gallery conference on and featuring neoreactionists (a group known for supplying some fairly esoteric philosophical underpinnings for the alt - right), tweets, blog posts and an Instagram account through which aspects of alt - right imagery and ideology were irreverently pushed.

Her work, which encompasses a broad range of media, is underpinned by a philosophical and spiritual interest...

The narratives provide firsthand details about the subjects» tools and techniques, weave in a wealth of biographical detail, and contain often startling glimpses into the philosophical and psychological underpinnings of a work.

It can be argued that all contemporary artists are the offspring of Andy Warhol in one way or another, since his paradigm - shifting influence on the way art is made, its allowable subject matter, and its very philosophical underpinnings — a copy of a Brillo box is a sculpture?

In addition, they teach exhibition history, introducing art from the angle of exhibitions — their philosophical underpinnings and their impact on the vision and administration of new spaces and institutions.

This will be Tomasko's first exhibition in Rockland County since moving her main working studio to Tappan NY in 2015, and will offer a rare glimpse into the philosophical reverie that underpins all of the artist's work.

Like all of Fernández's work, these pieces also have complex conceptual underpinnings and are full of literary and philosophical allusions.

The arguments have deeper psychological underpinnings, philosophical and ideological implications, and social subtexts about public rights versus private goods, the human right to water, free markets, the appropriate role of governments, and conflicting visions of the future.»

The philosophical underpinnings behind compensation in tort law require some finding of fault, in order to restore the party to their original position.

The notion that seems to underpin all these alternatives is the philosophical position that the reputation of an individual and that of a corporation are so distinct that they merit fundamentally different requirements to sue in defamation.

Through the 1990's and early part of the new millennium, the Vancouver School for Narrative Therapy continued to move hard towards the politic and practice of narrative therapy through the philosophical underpinnings offered by post-structuralism.