The continuing sense
of social concern among the atomic scientists was a striking feature of the postwar years.
In his sculptural works he often uses reclaimed materials — ancient pottery and wood from destroyed temples — in a conceptual gesture that connects tradition with
contemporary social concerns.
These range from achievement - related stress, often coming from parental pressures, to overcoming language and social class barriers, family problems, and peer group and
personal social concerns.
Throughout his career he has tackled subjects dealing with the human condition and identity, often using symbolism to communicate
larger social concerns.
Rather, it's much more effective to address cultural concerns,
then social concerns, then personal concerns.
Some preschoolers may not be getting enough exercise because of two relatively
modern social concerns: safety on the playground and an emphasis on early academic learning.
It covers the artist's more than 45 years of taking pictures and reflects numerous stylistic changes as well as the
enduring social concerns that have characterized his work.
Through multimedia techniques I reflect
upon social concerns and interpret them as alternative possibilities.
We are pleased to have our mission of creating powerful theater to address
crucial social concerns recognized on this international publication.
The 2014 — 15 NATSISS is a multidimensional social survey which provides broad information across key areas of
social concern for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, nationally, by state and territory and remoteness area.
Christopher Bedford, Rose Art Museum director and curator of Mark Bradford's 2010 exhibition, has described this marriage of pure visuality with
social concerns as social abstraction, wherein «image is fused with context.»
Lindbeck cautioned that he was not making an argument for religious withdrawal
from social concerns, for faithfulness always bears good fruit in the social realm.
According to Sonarajah, this justification has been promoted by neo-liberal business interests - rather than arising from
genuine social concern, Furthermore, he claims that the system has «entrenched» itself by providing arbitrators and international law firms - for whom the system «produces golden eggs» - with vested interests.
Zhang uses mixed materials, expressing stories from her memory and the current issues in society to make people think deeply
about social concerns with humor.
The Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships (CYFCP) was established in 1996 to encourage interdisciplinary research and to utilize the resources of the University to
address social concerns in the community.
Ideally, the task of conveying and communicating art reflects the complexity of contemporary life; rather than viewing itself simply as part of life, it should become actively involved in
social concerns through exhibitions and events.
Though he does not explicitly go too much into that, he has, however, I think, somewhat changed his mind about the nature of the Cameron project, though I expect he would continue to see the empathy in tapping
into social concerns and skilled communication in doing that as explaining the political threat, and he was arguing all along that Cameron's post-Thatcherite inheritance had the potential to divorce him from means to address the issues and concerns he identified.
While this is a vast context, it invites us to consider how these artists connect to
broader social concerns from perspectives that are engaged with society, political systems and diverse local and global communities.
This is important because it provides the bourgeoisie the ability to rule in their own economic interest without having to satisfy
other social concerns.
Hence, in an age of massive social and economic problems, most Christian fundamentalists have
eliminated social concerns from their agenda.
If your main
social concern at the moment is the Black Lives Matter movement, there are countless children living in poverty in the U.S., and hundreds of ways to volunteer, mentor, give back and get involved, as well as ways to advocate for justice system reform.
What gave strength to those legs was the assertion that a panel of prominent scientists at the University of California, having examined all relevant studies on the relationship between self - esteem and
major social concerns, had validated the task force's findings and recommendations.
«A modern NHS is itself part of the practical answer to the
deep social concerns that gave rise to Brexit.
The present revival of
social concern among evangelical Christians seems to stem historically from the clarion call of the «neoevangelical» movement, as sounded forth in the late 1940s by Harold J. Ockenga, Edward J. Carnell and Carl F. H. Henry.
Like the Western landscapes for which Misrach is best known, these photographs challenge viewers with environmental, political and
social concerns while engaging them with evocative and lyrically beautiful large - scale prints.
For me, one of the most important, and surprising, discoveries over the last few years has been that choosing the best approach to balancing business and
social concerns starts with a decision to make shareholder interests the higher priority.
While
confirming social concern, this metaphor at the same time confirms the concern for true piety so dear to the hearts of evangelicals.