Sentences with phrase «private realm»

The American private realm is simply a superior product.

Some argue that the time has come to push religious believers out of the public square and confine them to the quiet, private realm of personal prayer and worship.

Lichtenstein's work explores both the commodification of the female body while simultaneously examining how these forms change in the public vs. private realms.

Yet dreams of a safer private realm did not suddenly vanish from «real life,» of course, any more than from the Whitney's comfortable surroundings at 75th Street and Madison Avenue.

In addition, the exhibition includes several examples of his abstract ink drawings on paper, mostly from 2015, whose intimate and moody quality open the door to another dimension, that of Shapiro's solitary private realm, in turn they augment and complicate how we view his sculptures.

The artists, including Alexandra Velasco, Erin Grant, Giovanna Olmos, Katya Grokhovsky and Leah Schrager will be exploring the representation of the female body within the public and private realm through performances, sound and video.

Beck's scrutiny of violence in American culture extends beyond its effects to its causes, and thus envelopes private realms like home and family.

he helped create the National Parks, recognizing we have an obligation to future generations beyond just those in our own private realms, i.e., family.

Needless to say, terms like «religious identity» or «subjective experience» are no less open to critical scrutiny for their suggestions of a fixed referential meaning than the split between public and private realms of experience that they come to signify.

Lichtenstein's work explores the commodification of the female body while simultaneously examining how these forms change in public vs. private realms.

KL: In the private realm, there will be the birth of a kind of «mental environment» movement.

In the name of being politically responsible in, to, and for liberal social orders, the politics of Christian discourse was relegated to the private realm.

«One of the big things that's happened since the 1970s is that a lot of cultural issues have moved from the private realm to the public stage,» Galston says.

In the private realm, the old - time, gender - related courtesies still prevail, although they are increasingly falling into disuse.

Movements like gay rights in his view thrive on the «destructuring» of the public realm, that is, on the blurring of the distinction of public and private, and lead to a subsequent destructuring of the private realm.

Instead, we deal with individual sins that either remain in the private realm, or if projected into the wider social realm fail to deal with the collective power of sin and its relation to individuals.

Preachers, at such moments, can not withdraw into some private realm or focus primarily on the hereafter.

All family - related problems are likely to remain in the private realm of pastoral care unless pastors end the conspiracy of silence about what really happens in the family life of members, without breaking confidences.

Silence about such subjects only reinforces the unhealthy tendency of Protestants to relegate family problems to a private realm.

Jean Bethke Elshtain began her career by challenging traditional gender roles — the assumption that the public realm is primary and belongs to men, and that the private realm is secondary and belongs to women.

Not at the altar, and not in the private realms, but out there in the world at the service of human beings.

Clearly there is a significant place in higher education for the state or private secular institution, in which faith commitments are limited to the private realm — and the churches have a special ministry to the students of such universities.

The authors focused on four research projects: Swidler explored «how the private realm of love and marriage gives shape to people's lives» Tipton interviewed therapists, psychologists.

The idea that secularism confines religion to the private realm and bars it from any relation to the public life which is to be guided purely by secularist ideologies which deny any religious view of reality2

More seriously, we saw, it is open to the objection that it fails to show how theology bears on the public dimensions of human life; in this view, theology seems confined to the private realm of the interiority of consciousness.

He argued that mainline churches like the U.S. Episcopal Church are in disarray because of their inattention to church teaching and scripture and because they accept modernity's relegation of religion to the private realm of feeling.

The 1905 law mandating an official secularism, or laïcité, ratified the victory of the republicans over their opponents, entrenching a worldview in which religious faith is rendered innocuous and safely restricted to the private realm.

To do so would be to «inject itself into the private realm of the family.»

Pettit is just one fore - runner in the emergence of a contemporary republicanism that seeks to reaffirm the market as constructed through public, political action, rather than as belonging to the private realm.

«Humiliation peaks when you are convinced that the Other has intruded into the private realm of your own life and has made you utterly dependent... [A] future in utter contrast with an idealized, glorified past a future in which your political, economic, social, cultural conditions are dictated by the Other.»

The public realm is an elusive term, noted Marquand, which denotes a sphere of human life that is not the market, but not the private realm of family and friendship either.

However, as it will be later mentioned, Arabic programs are prone to obstacles and failure, especially outside the private realm.

It is the seventeenth century and a wall is being raised around Wychwood, transforming the great house and its park into a private realm of ornamental lakes, grandiose gardens, and majestic avenues designed by Mr. Norris, a visionary landscaper.

Once the private realm of divers and scientists such as Jacques Cousteau, the exotic undersea world can now be experienced by people of all ages and physical condition, in a safe and comfortable atmosphere.

Sophie Calle, in the series The Hotel (1981), aims to combine the artistic and private realms in her research, revealing intimate details of strangers» lives.

discusses women's rights in today's society and questions to what extent our bodies belong to the public or private realm.

For over forty years, Chaimowicz has been making work about the work of being an artist, and striving to dissolve the boundaries not only been art, décor and applied arts, but also between public and private realms: between art and real life itself.

Remaining cloistered in the artist's private realm, the work suffers «total oblivion,» whereas removing it from that sphere alienates from its origins.

Marx and more than a few anthropologists have commented on a progressive erosion of a private realm apart from the political.