Sentences with phrase «subjective perspectives of»

This is God as many, experiencing the world separately and exclusively through the many subjective perspectives of the individual occasions.

Rather, the viewer is thrust into the film in a manner that aligns her with the subjective perspective of the lead character.

These images dialogue within the piece with found footage of the first mission to outer space: the subjectivity of the astronaut looking at the earth from above directly responds to the subjective perspective of the deer itself.

Not exact matches

Wallace said there is an ocean of data that creates security and content issues, and that requires the subjective perspective from a human being to decide which pieces of data or content make it to the smaller pool that is widely shared.

Before signing off, I think it's important to remind everyone that while I've tried my best to write about Modern Paganism from a variety of perspectives, it's a very subjective thing, and you might hear completely different answers from other Pagans.

From this perspective, the therapist can then share with the patient an alternative subjective aim, or else an awareness of the extent to which negative prehensions might be excluding relevant factors of the patient's experience.

To some extent this enlargement of perspective occurs in personal existence due to the overlapping of successive subjective forms.

By contrast, in literature class we read poetry and fiction, and in social science we study the subjective beliefs of various cultures from a naturalistic perspective.

The evolutionist holds, in fact, that what we call «good» is simply that which survives or works, and «bad» that which thwarts survival or fails, but such terms must be purely subjective — from the perspective of a subject struggling to survive, a tool striving to be functional.

From a Buddhist perspective, I was clinging to my past selves; as long as I was doing this, I could not be fully present in my current moment of subjective experiencing or to the environment in which I was presently living.

This «God» does not just govern life, but also the inanimate physics of the universe which birthed life and allowed it to progress to a point where it now has a consciousness capable of deciphering itself through our subjective perspectives and realities.

This unique perspective of subject upon object is its «subjective form» (PR 35), or particular affective tonality with reference only to this object as apprehended by this subject.

well of course it's subjective Chronos8 - the speaker (blogger, whatever) is obviously writing from their own religious perspective.

About the subjective aim of God's consequent nature Whitehead says: «His primordial nature directs such perspectives of objectification [in his consequent nature] that each novel actuality in the temporal world contributes such elements as it can to a realization in God free from inhibitions of intensity by reason of discordance» (PR 88, italics added).

I suggested briefly that our reading of Geertz mainly helped to reinforce a «subjective» perspective on religion.

To be subjective instead of objective, he ruined that perspective by choosing to put faith in a team that is quite frankly not quite up to the cut.

Who's subjective morality or interpretation of ideology holds up in this case from an objective perspective?

It may be that subjective perceptions of facial emotion are formed through repeated cycles of processing between the amygdala, the temporal cortex and other brain structures that shape a person's values and social perspectives.»

We utilize the vision of those who interpret the egos and lives of others through their own subjective perspectives.

It's a subjective perspective, of course, but the 1980s haven't peaked already as I hoped for, but is far from doing so.

Instead of saying whether it's wrong or not, which is a pretty subjective judgment, this is just a bit of perspective.

Blind (Icarus, DVD), the story of a woman (Ellen Dorrit Petersen) who has recently lost her sight, is a refreshingly inventive and perceptive take on genre that rarely explores the experience from a subjective perspective.

The subjective tendencies of Bertolucci's films have always been evident, but Luna provides a perspective from which we can more fully grasp the dynamics of the earlier films that groped so eloquently for a vision that somehow always ended up out of reach.

The real trick of the film, though, is the way Legrand subtly shifts perspective from this outsider point - of - view of Antoine to a more subjective one, first by focusing attention on Julien's interactions with his father, then by letting us see him through Miriam's un-blinkered eyes.

Those occasional subjective sequences representing the «Slo - Mo» - induced perspective really only serve to show off the movie's special effects; a side effect is that they impede the movie's otherwise solid rhythm (The sparkly aesthetic of the sequences also highlights how drab Anthony Dod Mantle's oversaturated digital cinematography is).

Taking advantage of the first - person point of view would have been definitely easier, but honestly, I could not imagine «Remothered: Tormented Fathers» with a subjective perspective.

Even those who don't long for the bygone days of the American Camelot will find something to appreciate in Pablo Larraín's Jackie, a stylized, highly subjective depiction of the period immediately following John F. Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963 from the perspective of his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy.

As you are compiling your list of terms, here are some things that should not be indexed: authors cited in the bibliography; illustrations, if the book already contains a list of these; unimportant subjects (of course, this is subjective and is a matter of the indexer's perspective); incidental names of people, topics and places that are not mentioned beyond being used as examples.

But that's a subjective opinion — the peer analysis (of UK - listed asset managers, see Excel file attached) I provided at our meeting offers an objective perspective:

First and foremost, was firmly establishing that our storytelling approach embraces what makes the first - person experience so unique to games; a perspective that offers players a subjective way of viewing the world around them.

This milestone did not reveal the horizon as subjective because it exposed the curvature of the earth, nor because it introduced what would be the beginning of a change in perspective to a God's eye view.

It is a reality that can only come from an objective view of a subjective perspective.

Eschewing any attempt at an overview of the collection — which currently comprises more than 1,700 works — Exhibitionism instead privileges multiple positions and perspectives, and might productively be characterized as a «sampler» of subjective responses and approaches to the analysis, organization, and reinterpretation of a collection.»

Most of these are of the highest quality, bearing witness to Kagge's original perspective on international contemporary art, which has formed a subjective one - man collection.

Themes such as immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization extend from highly subjective experiences and observations into works that tactically engage others through populist metaphors while maintaining critical perspectives.

Initially a research project of the personal story about the life of her relatives who underwent one aspect of (in) visibility during World War II, Charlott Markus soon came to the realisation that this subject has many substages, inheres subjective experiences which depend on so many factors, in corollary, can not simply be seen from and by a single perspective.

Combining authored and appropriated photographs Lipps sets up a tension between the subjective and objective uses of the medium offering both an intriguing and fresh perspective on the history of the medium and history itself.

True to its original vocation to support the French art scene, the Fair will be juxtaposing the subjective, historical and critical perspective of a Curator, with a selection of specific projects focusing on artists in France who, both in the past and today, have managed to preserve their independence from dominant trends, or were situated on the margin of mainstream art history.

«Archibald Motley offers a fascinating glimpse into a modernity filtered through the colored lens and foci of a subjective African American urban perspective.

From the perspective of the artist and viewer, painting is a subjective experience.

This engagement comes from both a personal or subjective perspective / experience and the well - documented conundrum with universal tropes of the portrayal of the female body through art over time, where empowerment is still laid bare in sexual states of undress.

Those who tout science as the be-all and end - all of knowing fail to see that what is really dispiriting about this perspective is not the objective reality it reveals, but the subjective reality it occludes.

Unfortunately, leaving lawyers to decide their own competency (especially new lawyers) is rife with the lawyer's lack of experience, subjective perspective, personal bias, pride, ego, desperation, poverty, and a host of other issues.

As reported by the Watson and his colleagues» perspective (Watson et al., 1988), positive affect (PA) corresponds to the extent to which an individual feels enthusiastic, active, and alert, while negative affect (NA) reflects subjective distress and unpleasurable engagement that generate a broad range of aversive mood states, including anger, disgust, guilt, and fear.

The basics of positive psychology are examined first, such as positive emotions, emotional intelligence, happiness, subjective well - being, flow, optimism, resilience, self - determination theory, meaning, mindsets, and strengths, followed by less common (and in my view equally important) topics, for example national and global well - being, the positive body, positive change, time perspectives, and a review of positive psychology applications in professional contexts, such as education, coaching, and psychotherapy.

Adolescents in both groups were matched on age, sex, and IQ, and were administered a battery of measures assessing their self - reports of empathy, perspective - taking, subjective happiness, and positive and negative affect.

It is a complex construct, covering both affect and psychological functioning with two distinct perspectives: - the hedonic perspective, which focuses on the subjective experience of happiness and life satisfaction, and the eudaimonic perspective, focusing on psychological functioning and self realisation [3].

Ultimately, a neurocognitive perspective on the complex interplay between peer relations and psychosocial development may contribute to our understanding of which rejected children are at risk for developing problems and how subjective and neural responses to exclusion might predict adjustment trajectories.