Sentences with word «reappropriation»

A project of reappropriation of video games.

Cuomo claimed that the items were new member - item appropriations — which he disapproves — not reappropriations as characterized by the Legislature.

But the synthesis was itself a peculiar one and posed problems of reappropriation for today.

The story understands and would have us understand that Moses is able to continue only on the strength of a renewal of purpose effected by a vivid reappropriation of the Word which first moved him from Midian to Egypt.

This particular reappropriation of chicken, potato, beans and spinach was prepared all at once and then served on separate nights, the second of which I found myself doing sprints at the gym instead of on the pasta aisle the hour before my friends arrived to eat.

Thirty one additional reappropriations with remaining undisbursed balances under $ 1,000 are also vetoed — twenty of which are Community Projects Fund grants with undisbursed balances of $ 100 or less.

advertising campaign began an era of endless knock - offs and cultural reappropriations.

Organized by Jason Eppink, Associate Curator of Digital Media From supercuts to mashups to remixes, Cut Up celebrates the practice of re-editing popular media to create new work, presenting contemporary videos by self - taught editors and emerging artists alongside landmarks of historic and genre - defining reappropriation.

In liberal Catholicism, aggiornamentoquite swamped the primary theme of the council itself, which was ressourcement, meaning a vibrant reappropriation of the fullness of the Catholic tradition.

We support a contemporary reappropriation of them over against the radical individualism, in utilitarian and expressive form, that seemed in recent years to be driving the older traditions to the periphery of our culture.

In these ways an authentic reappropriation is the direct opposite of the nostalgic, sentimental, and uncritical presentation of tradition in the mass media.

Marx believes that a full reappropriation of what human being has lost in alienation can not be achieved by a mere annulment of God, but only by an annulment of the social structure of private property which produces the need for God.

Perhaps only a major shift in the established biblical religions, a shift away from their uneasy alliance with utilitarian individualism and toward a profound reappropriation of their own religious roots and an openness to the needs of the contemporary world, would provide the mass base for a successful effort to establish the revolutionary alternative.

For example, some process theologians think of the Jesus - event and its continual reappropriation as providing the common element of form that is the defining characteristic of the society called the church.

One capital reappropriation was vetoed because the associated projects have been completed.

Finally, two reappropriations added by the legislature are vetoed because the organization, ACORN, is no longer in business.

But Trump's speech did contain a clue as to how school choice might expand without major reappropriation of federal funds.

The PDF framework — a handy reappropriation of a common initialism — was devised by Denise Pope and her colleagues at Challenge Success, which helps families and schools restore a sense of balance in kids» performance - driven lives.

Blinderman's reappropriation takes a detail from the much larger source photograph, turns it from color to black - and - white, reframes it, reprints it, and recirculates it in order to draw our attention to its problematics.

Not just a critique, though, the sheer scope of Tompkins» series felt like a bold feminist reappropriation of these phrases.

In this post-porn, post — Karen Finley world, it's easy to think that a book like Plush is just another whatever - whatever token of feminist self - determination and blah - blah - blah reappropriation of female representation.

In an act of comprehensive artistic reappropriation, Cathy Wilkes fuses all of them together to form a large, spatial installation.

But McAlpine Miller's paintings aren't your typical superficial reappropriation of recognizable characters to sell paintings.

For me it's about reappropriation.»

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The Governor's office said that particular reappropriation was unconstitutional.

Originally shown in 2000 at the Shanghai Biennale, this work connects to the artist's interest in reproducing and recontexualizing significant monuments throughout history, infused with visual clues that address themes such as colonialism and cultural reappropriation.

Attia, Kader, «Reappropriation as Resistance» in What is Critical Spatial Practice?

It is through the re-reading and reappropriation of texts from the early period of the formation and quest for identity of the church that one can reclaim, question, and integrate the experiences of women, recognising that - then as now - the «universalizing effect of the Christian master narrative... concealed the subaltern status of many of its characters.»

Is its foundation so sexist that it must be rejected, or is there some hope of reconstruction and reappropriation?

Above all any reappropriation of tradition must be made in the full consciousness of our present experience of loss.

Luther's theology was a reappropriation of the earlier manuscript theology of Augustine - one could speculate it was a practical appropriation of manuscript theology into the new paradigm of print.

I do not mean to imply that the many serious problems involved in the reappropriation of traditional religious symbols in the present cultural situation have all been solved.

Our reappropriation of tradition then must be in a sense «negative» — that is, critical — recognizing the brokenness with the wholeness, the defeat with the victory.

The new rhetoric they described was actually a restatement and reappropriation of the classical principles of argumentation combined with a new sense of the rhetorical situation and its importance.

This can happen authentically only through continuous rethinking and reappropriation of its heritage.

Transcendence is defined as the reappropriation of the world from the standpoint of the human capacity to be the subject of projects.

It is a sprightly and informative publication aimed at renewal through the reappropriation of tradition.

This reappropriation of the tradition is not necessarily the discernment of new meanings but reaching a greater depth of understanding (CC 61).