Sentences with phrase «radical rethink of»

However, it is exactly the uncontrollable nature of sonic works, their diffuse and permeating nature that defines a radical edge in terms of exhibition display and demands a radical rethink of curatorial strategies.

Will Mr. DeGoey's radical rethink of bonds make a portfolio more or less aggressive?

There needs to be a radical rethink of how education is run and for what purpose.

The report called for a radical rethink of education, arguing that «from an early age we need to give digital literacy as much importance as numeracy and literacy».

«It forces a radical rethink of what evolution was capable of among the first tetrapods,» said project lead Jason Anderson, a paleontologist and Professor at the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (UCVM).

A radical rethink of the technology behind bitcoin could put real political power back in the hands of the people

The discovery of an exquisite geometric structure is forcing a radical rethink of reality, and could clear the way to a quantum theory of gravity

Now measurements of the radio spectra of a distant gas cloud hint that some fundamental quantities might not be fixed after all, raising the possibility that a radical rethink of the standard model of particle physics may one day be needed.

Only a radical rethink of pre-school education will improve the lot of the under - achiever and thus social mobility, says Neil O'Brien in the Daily Telegraph

We need a radical rethink of how children are treated when they fall foul of the law.

MPs on the Commons» education committee have called for a radical rethink of the «regrettable» proposals, pointing out it would cost more than all youth services provided by local authorities put together.

He said: «I don't see for myself where the area of manoeuvre opens up without quite a radical rethink of one or the other.

If not false, of course, it would force a radical rethink of the laws of physics.

Earlier in 2015, diplomatic corps in Canberra looked for a «radical rethink of business as usual» for Australia.

On the blog of his company, he shared the results of his radical rethink of his approach to meetings: Rather than try to keep one day a week clear of meetings in order to engage in deep, thoughtful work, Schweikardt decided he'd move all his get togethers to a single day, leaving him four days for his own projects rather than one.

In addition, I think we're going to see — or begin to see — a radical rethinking of the clinical trials process.

What stands out about it for now is that its business model — backed by some big money — is a radical rethinking of what consumers want from an online shopping experience.

Such a radical rethinking of ad rates would have implications far beyond publishing.

It is the need to get further light on this question which has led in the twentieth century to a radical rethinking of the nature of pastoral care.

The wonder is not that such sublimated reminiscences of apocalypticism should be present, but that the Johannine writer should have commended so boldly to the early church so radical a rethinking of its hope.

This is a radical rethinking of God's nature, one that Christians who believe in the meaningfulness and providential course of human history would be hard pressed to accept without affirming in some sense that God, the God of Providence, had died.

The church's witness to the reign of God is crucial but also provisional, for the mystery of God is beyond all domestication, as evidenced in Barth's radical rethinking of baptism and the Lord's Supper as witness to something from on high rather than as the established «sacraments» of Christendom.

Much of this requires a radical rethinking of fiscal policy.

But beneath that veneer of familiarity hides a radical rethinking of the way engineers do business.

Such a view is a radical rethinking of modern biological theory.

Biocentrism shocked the world with a radical rethinking of the nature of reality... but that was just the beginning.

Banerjee, Abhijit V., and Esther Du Flo, Poor Economics: A Radical Rethinking of the Way to Fight Global Poverty, BB Public Affairs: New York.

I've also just published a book on learning measurement, Performance - Focused Smile Sheets: A Radical Rethinking of a Dangerous Art Form.

There's no sense mincing words: The next game from SOCOM creator Zipper Interactive represents a fairly radical rethinking of the competitive shooter genre.

Charting Richard Long's critical reception, this anthology of writings tracks the artist's radical rethinking of the relationship between art and landscape.

SITElines is a radical rethinking of SITE Santa Fe's signature biennial exhibition.

The show explores Rauschenberg's collaborative relationships, constant experimentation with materials and processes, and radical rethinking of what art could be.

The exhibition comprises two - dozen works spanning the career of the artist known everywhere simply as «César,» and suggests his fundamental contribution to the evolution of modern sculpture through a radical rethinking of classicism and bold experiments with new materials.

When he and fellow artist, Georges Braque, co-invented Cubism, they instigated a radical rethinking of the traditional visual language of painting.

SITElines signifies a radical rethinking of SITE Santa Fe's signature biennial exhibition, originally established in 1995.

SITElines signifies a radical rethinking of SITE's signature exhibition: when SITE Santa Fe opened in 1995, it launched what was then the only international biennial of contemporary art in the United States, and one of only a handful of biennials around the world.

The exhibition is a kind of scientific autobiography that reviews fundamental chapters in its history starting from the exhibition «Superarchitettura» (1966), in which together with Archizoom, the group proposed for the first time a radical rethinking of architecture and design, replacing the traditional domestic images with a world of alienating objects and visions.

The first calls for a radical rethinking of how we lead our lives and opt for a more leisurely path.

He then continues with his prescription and prediction: «we had better prepare to make other arrangements for living in this country, by which I mean specifically re-localizing, de-globalizing, with an emphasis on local agriculture wherever possible, the emergency restoration of passenger railroad service and related modes of public transit, the rebuilding of local commercial infrastructures, and a radical rethinking of how we inhabit the landscape.»

Victor argues that a radical rethinking of global warming policy is required and shows how to make international law on global warming more effective.

Not exact matches

In a book which offers a radical rethink on the nature of the soul, this is a fatal flaw.

In every case of serious postmodern thought, radical hermeneutical rethinking recurs.

The modern notion of the self, like the modern notion of rationality, also needs radical rethinking — especially in new theological anthropologies.

An area that needs radical rethinking is the foreign debt of the poor countries to the former colonial powers.

Only as we rethink the radical nature of Christian community and reform our institutions so that they might faithfully strive to transmit their cumulative tradition through ritual and life, to nurture and convert persons to Christian faith through common experience and interaction, and to prepare and motivate persons for individual and corporate action in society can true Christian education emerge.

Two days after the Obergefell decision, New York Times columnist Mark Oppenheimer suggested that it is now time to rethink the idea of tax - exempt status for religious institutions: «Rather than try to rescue tax - exempt status for organizations that dissent from settled public policy on matters of race or sexuality, we need to take a more radical step.

Further, the alteration of our inherited notions of perception can not occur without a rethinking of the nature of physical reality and a radical critique of dualistic mythology.

The apparatus of scholarship is there, but the book's each and every claim represents a radical reduction of social reality and experience, particularly Faludi's presumption that any rethinking undertaken by any feminist at any time, if the thinker in question comes out at some place Faludi dislikes, constitutes a prima facie case that the woman in question has become a backlash pawn.

If this demands a revision of some popular notions, all the better; our theology at this point could very well undergo a considerable shaking up and a radical rethinking.

A more radical explanation for the puzzling new findings involves rethinking the laws of gravity.