Sentences with phrase «reflect societal changes»
Although each drawing records a specific moment from my life, as a whole, they also reflect societal changes over that time too... It has become commonplace now to post daily pictures and accompanying texts on one's digital «wall» but I still am constantly surprised and rewarded by this simple practice of working daily on paper.»
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But the assumptions underlying Putnam's claim should inspire faith communities, and all those who value witness in the public square, to reflect on how — or how effectively — we have responded to the societal changes Putnam is concerned with.
In an essay entitled «The Churchification of Christianity,» German theologian Hermann J. Pottmeyer examines the Church in the light of modern societal change and reflects on the «structural differentiation» of society identified by the theorist Talcott Parsons.
As society begins to place a greater value on the importance of the father's role in healthy child development, research will reflect those changing societal priorities.
Indicators that reflect quality of government continuously over the past three decades — a period of huge societal and technological change — are difficult to find.
The history of social work reflects a continual conflict between a focus on changing individuals and the goal of societal reform.
Focusing on multicultural poetry memoirs or coming - of - age memoirs provides an opportunity to discuss the societal changes that are reflected in each book.
By way of art -, still - and behind - the - scenes photography and promotional materials, it portrays the changing ways of th e depiction of the naked body and sexuality, as it reflects societal preoccupations or ideals, from themes such as «Sexual Liberation», GLTB Rights, to Prostitution, Automation, Internet and Cyberspace.
Through guided sessions, the artist exerts control over the participants, reflecting the problems of individual therapy towards creating complacency in relation to achieving greater societal change.
Through guided sessions, the artist exerts a control over the participants, reflecting the problems of individual therapy towards creating complacency in relation to achieving greater societal change.
This amounts to an increase of over 2,000 % and reflects both a linguistic and societal change in attitudes toward lawyers and legal malpractice.
To the extent societal moral norms evolve, such changes should be reflected in the legal landscape through the proper democratic process.
The court took the effort to highlight some of the measures the law society has taken over the years to reflect changing societal values,
This synthesis reflects CSSP's theory of change, which supports the need to work in all domains of the social ecology — individual, familial and relational, community, societal, and policy — in order to make a difference in the lives of families and children.