Sentences with phrase «subjective vision of»

Simply put, while artworks always reflect the personal subjective vision of the artist, the environment becomes a touchstone from which the work derives much of its singular measure of sincerity and power.

When the citizens of a republic or a civilization become merely self - interested (or equally worse, interested in nothing at all) the center fails, and chaos conquers — until a man rides in on a white horse and reestablishes an order based not on nature or on God's will, but on his own subjective vision of the world.

Not exact matches

A review of Kierkegaard's treatment of the temporal «moment of vision» or «instant» (Augenblick) in this work is probably the best insulation against supposing too quickly that what Heidegger means to bring out about Dasein by insisting that in each case we «are» it is the simple subjective immediacy of psychic life.

(Though to call them visions» is to emphasize unduly the subjective element in the experience, and to raise a whole series of modern questions.

The historian can perhaps to some extent account for that faith from the personal intimacy which the disciples had enjoyed with Jesus during his earthly life, and so reduce the resurrection appearances to a series of subjective visions.

The question of the nature of such visions is more difficult, for it involves criteria by which visions are to be distinguished from invented ones or those due to mere subjective human conditions.

The dreams of the poet, the visions of the artist, the «pattern» apprehended by the truly religious man, have all to be explained as purely subjective phenomena within the material setup.

For my part, when I look at the way events unfold in the world, I do not see any evidence there of the kind of divine activity called for by the Whiteheadian notion of God's consequent nature weaving itself across his primordial nature and then returning the «superjective» vision back to the world in an operative, effective manner through the shaping of subjective aims.

This subjective immediacy of decision, could it be experienced by God, would be the most fitting complement for God's all - inclusive vision by» providing the contrasting opposite of exclusive experience.

With regard to justice, I can only agree that the vision of subjective immortality is absurd or selfish if in fact all persons are as privileged as most philosophers and theologians.

The wholeness of an occasion in its subjective unity is the vital and exclusive actuality which is completely lacking in the inclusiveness of the primordial vision taken by itself.

To slip into Whiteheadian technical terminology, I understand Jesus as a figure the story of whom we objectify with peculiar vividness as a result of his power to grasp the successive subjective aims of generations and generations of men by the sheer massiveness and compelling weight of the ideal vision which he has presented as a lure promising richness and depth of feeling in human satisfactions.

Some have called it a subjective vision, some a mere legend, some a resurrection - appearance, here out of place.

God offers as its subjective aim a vision of what that entity might become, disclosing relevant novel possibilities that would provide «ideal» opportunities for the concrescing subject with the maximum enjoyment of complexity and intensity.

It is oblivious of the cosmic vision according to which human creativity is first of all a property of the universe and not simply our own subjective self - expression.14

Specifically, we shall discuss (A) the relationship of God's general purposes, or his «primordial vision,» to his purposes vis - à - vis particular standpoints, or his «subjective aims» and (B) the nature and extent of God's freedom.

A person deprived of eyes or of the region of the brain where vision is involved must have a subjective experience that differs from the person equipped with these organs.

They were of human vision and human experience; they began from the subjective and worked towards the objective.

° (51) 37: 10 — «The subjective ways of feeling... clothe the dry bones with the flesh of a real being... The miracle of creation is described in the vision of the prophet Ezekiel; «So I prophesied...»» (PR 131).

The definiteness, however, depends upon the primordial satisfaction and is mediated through the mutuality of subjective form by which God feels every prehended occasion in light of all others and in light of the primordial vision.

This pattern of activity runs through vision - and taste - processing brain regions, indicating our subjective feelings are actually intertwined with perception.

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

Gilbert returns to his dark, claustrophobically overdecorated Victorian house, hangs a kabuki sword on the wall of his study, and, in one of the most perfectly implausible and liberating subjective flash - forwards in cinematic history, has a five - minute vision of a fully staged scene from The Mikado, sung by soloists and chorus on a dazzlingly bright stage decorated in eye - popping pinks and greens.

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.

All the while, he maintains a subjective point - of - view that keeps us with Kate, who is often behind and in the dark (literally, during the tunnel raid, which cinematographer Roger Deakins captures through night - vision and infrared scopes).

Providing a harsh, crude vision of city life and the chaos of everyday existence, strange worlds, and unusual characters, his work occupies a unique space between the objective and the subjective, the illusory and the real.

The exhibition catalogue included a statement in which the artist declares that, as he recreates a landscape on canvas, it «undergoes a free transformation from objective reality to a subjective realization of personal vision.»

The First Show: Painting and Sculpture from Eight Collections, 1940 — 1980, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 1983 (Catalogue) Subjective Vision: The Lucinda Bunnen Collection of Photographs, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, 1983 (Catalogue) American Super — Realism from the Morton G. Neumann Family Collection, Terra Museum of American Art, Evanston, Illinois, November 4 — December 7, 1983 (Catalogue) Self - Portraits, Linda Farris Gallery, Seattle, August 4 — September 11, 1983.

We know that vision is unstable, since it is subjective, and depends on our state of mind and what we project onto the object we see.

Through a new installation, light - boxes, watercolours and pastels, Finch analyses the points at which conventional vision vanishes to become something else and examines the subjective lens of each individual through discrete bodies of work.

From masquerading in disguise before the camera to turning mirrors on the audience, she turns doubling and reflection into metaphors for the tenuous divide between subjective and objective vision, and the loss of fixed identities.

This fictional and subjective world of habitats escapes replicating real places but rather function as artistic reenactment of the visions behind the chaos, with the strong relation to the primary source of inspiration — imprint of real places around us.

These painters» Post-Impressionist successors can be viewed as more clearly modern in their repudiation of traditional techniques and subject matter and their expression of a more subjective personal vision.

During the twentieth century several important British artists began to paint features of visual experience rarely ever painted before, including subjective curvature, double vision and the body seen from the first person viewpoint.

The qualities and intentions attributed to Denny's paintings, of an interactive dialogue between the observer's perception of quotidian architectural space within which they meet the painting and the spatial illusions created by the paintings themselves — are actually qualities Denny had imbibed from Barnett Newman, in his paintings and his professed intentions (amongst other qualities)-- and so, to denigrate Newman's (and Rothko's) as subjective, «private» visions is completely unwarranted, but it chimes with Bunker's wish to portray «publicly engaged» art as somehow an advance on «high modernist» subjectivity.

For Buren, works of art falsify reality by projecting a purely subjective vision upon it, and, especially in the context of a gallery or museum, they undermine the freedom of thought and perception in viewers by imposing a false, ideological illusion.

More supportive spouse behaviors were associated with higher functional limitations in the case of poor vision (subjective and objective).

Two separate moderated regression models were tested for each indicator of quality of life using the SPSS 17.0 statistical software package; one model tested the moderating role of marital quality in the effects of self - reported (subjective) vision controlling for visual acuity (objective vision) and the second tested the same in the effects of objective vision controlling for subjective vision.

Such discordance between subjective and objective assessments of vision has been reported in earlier research (Fors, Thorslund, & Parker, 2006) and thus including both assessments when available in statistical models is desirable.