Sentences with phrase «rich vocabulary at»

Foucault's rich vocabulary at the beginning of the chapter entitled «Docile Bodies,» which examines how modern forms of discipline affect the body, is particularly inspiring.

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Liberalism worked well in contexts where consensus already existed, where a rich moral vocabulary or vision of the good life was deeply embedded; but in a society with Berlin's negative conception of freedom at its center, there is no binding vision.

«At the moment a child living in one of the most deprived areas of the UK is a year behind a child from the richest areas in terms of vocabulary development.

They include rich vocabulary, age - appropriate text, a variety of art styles and media, and a clear connection to at least one theme per book.

A soaring tapestry dominated by a rich burgundy and interspersed with metallic fibers and tassel - like appliqués, it distills Judaic symbols — among them, the Star of David, the Tablets of The Law, and The Lion of Judah — through the pictographic vocabulary favored by Gottlieb at the time.

Regarded as one of the greatest American sculptors of the twentieth century, Smith developed a rich vocabulary he based around his knowledge gathered at the car body workshop.

The current show at Hauser & Wirth is a descendant of this rich artistic vocabulary.

Published on the occasion of Jay DeFeo's (1929 — 89) first exhibition at Mitchell - Innes & Nash featuring 50 key works spanning the years 1965 — 89, this volume examines DeFeo's distinctive exploration of visual vocabulary, rich materiality and experimental process across the mediums of painting, drawing, photography and rarely seen photocopy works.

Like the great formalist painter Hans Hoffman, who taught his students to look at Rembrandt's light and dark shadows and replace them with corresponding colors, Ansel uses a rich palette and thick, gestural brushstrokes to translate these masterpieces into a contemporary vocabulary.