Sentences with phrase «third lecture»

In other words, Whitehead adopted the stance of the third lecture in Religion in the Making in working out his cosmology, reserving the special stance of the fourth lecture for the final part contrasting «God and the World» (PR V).

With the developments in modern cosmology discussed in Gingerich's third lecture, the domains of science, philosophy, and theology again overlap.

In the third lecture we are shown what Christians did with that original belief, why they constructed impressive but perplexing dogmatic formulations, and what relation these credal structures have to the faith by which the Christian community actually lives.

In this third lecture I want to do two things.

In the third lecture, Thompson analysed how the perceived necessity for policy makers to engage in moral argument for their cause also contributes to public confusion and mistrust.

The award - winning journalist dropped the hint while speaking at the Third Lecture Series of the 60th Anniversary of the Commonwealth Hall of the University of Ghana on the theme; «Vandalism and Democracy».

Thursday, January 17, 5:30 - 7 p.m. Five Minds for the Future In the third lecture — wearing the «hat» of the policy maker, rather than that of the psychologist — Gardner describes the five kinds of minds most necessary for surviving and thriving in the 21st century: Three of these minds are cognitive — disciplined, synthesizing, creating.

In this audio podcast of the third lecture, originally delivered at the National Gallery of Art on April 28, 2002, Professor Michael Fried argues that Caravaggio's depiction of his figures as so deeply engrossed in what they are doing, feeling, and thinking is revolutionary.

In this third lecture, originally delivered at the National Gallery of Art on April 13, 2003, the distinguished art historian Kirk Varnedoe contrasts multiple forms of minimalism in the 1960s, as seen in the works of Donald Judd, Robert Morris, and James Turrell, and examines, among other things, the degree to which this art is quintessentially American.

This February marks the third lecture in the series, welcoming New York - based critic and independent curator Joshua Decter, who will visit all three campuses over the three days.