Sentences with word «unmediated»

If the possibility of unmediated prehension of noncontiguous events is allowed, that category can be applied to Jesus» presence and can deepen the understanding of the experience of presence.

With the dearth in Israel of significant collections, I mean the direct unmediated experience of live pivotal and transformative masterworks one needs to acquire such artistic archetypes, an Italy summer program seemed the perfect way of both surmounting and illuminating what I saw as the dark zones.

Today, the Lab still offers unmediated access to authentic natural history specimens, while also fostering creative inquiry into biomimetics, biophilic design, ecology and climate change.

At first, it seems to propose a shift from mediated experience of the world (think iPhone camera — as — outsourced memory) back to an old - fashioned unmediated encounter with objects in space, consisting of three plywood structures wrapped in packing tape.

The brain and body react in unmediated ways to trauma.

Br contrast, in PR 435 Whitehead allows for unmediated prehension by speaking of at least two feelings of some past occasion, a direct prehension as well as the mediated one.

Whitehead's position on unmediated prehensions of the past is at best unclear.

Lamelas offers timestamps and durations for each scene, making viewers aware of their own location in time and space, and of the impossibility of creating unmediated representations of reality.

In Canada, we're fortunate to have CanLII; however, as unmediated sources of legal information, the primary resources (legislation and judicial decisions) available on CanLII remain inaccessible and unhelpful to most self - litigants.

This yearning for a more unmediated faith - including Bible verses live in your pocket or purse 24/7, available to inspire or console wherever and whenever they're needed - has met an enthusiastic embrace.

Others indicate that there can be direct, unmediated feeling of a noncontiguous occasion in the distant past.

The philosopher - king exists totally outside of that world of images in the pure light of the sun, directly staring at unmediated truth.

Le Parc has insisted on a minimum of signage throughout the exhibition; «He wants to clear away all the structures and systems which come between a work of art and the viewer,» says Brodsky, «so they result in a direct unmediated connection.»

Knowing that Pollock used it continuously in the course of his career makes us reconsider the significance of unmediated physical involvement with material frequently attributed to his work.»

Evidence dating back to at least the 1930s linking troubled marriages and child behaviour problems led to the hypothesis that while some of the association between marital processes and child functioning is direct and unmediated via parenting, 31 some of it derives from the effect of marriage on parenting.6, 32,33,34

For me, as a writer, unmediated first impressions are vitally important.

Based upon a willingly unmediated discourse between artist, artwork and viewer, Hutchins» works ultimately serve to refigure an intimate engagement with materiality and form.

Based on a willingly unmediated discourse between artist, artwork and viewer, Hutchins» works ultimately serve to refigure an intimate engagement with materiality and form.

Doing so offers both a direct, unmediated way of producing art and provides an elemental link between artist and artwork.

Otherwise known as the «unmediated Read - Write web», Web 3.0 represents a new way of organizing internet data.

In the latter view, the difference between Jews and Christians is that Jews in the covenant have a direct, unmediated relationship with God, whereas Christians through Jesus have an indirect, mediated relationship with this same God.

What is needed is a direct and unmediated faith response to the Jesus of the Scriptures!

For instance, the Protestant conviction that Scripture should be a more or less unmediated guide to the believer naturally raises objections to an academic theological guild, which smacks of intellectual elitism.

Suppose that after my death there is a set of serially ordered occasions that enjoy unmediated memory of all the occasions of my life.

In an age of rampant digitisation and threatening dematerialisation, this work highlights, through its denial of it, that there is no substitute for the real and physical encounter, for unmediated exchanges with the «stuff» of our world.

Some of the works» imagery springs from the artist's imagination, while in others we see unmediated observations of intimates: a self - portrait, or a portrait of the artist's wife beside a stream.

Esopus is a twice - yearly arts magazine featuring fresh, unmediated perspectives on the contemporary cultural landscape from artists, writers, filmmakers, playwrights, photographers, architects, designers, musicians, and other creative professionals.

Yuskavage has said that «for the purposes of working, harnessing the shame is about being vulnerable to the creative process» — the painful content leading to a more unmediated presentation.

Art21's Extended Play (formerly known as Exclusive) digital series provides unmediated, behind - the - scenes access to today's leading artists.

Dr Tarnya Cooper, Curatorial Director, National Portrait Gallery, London, and co-curator of The Encounter: Drawings from Leonardo to Rembrandt, says: «Part of the appeal in looking at portrait drawings is that they seem to speak to us directly without embellishment or polish; in contrast to painted portraiture the graphic process appears unmediated by the artfulness of technique.

This process occurs in unknown sequence, directing us away from the certainties of unmediated paint accumulations.

sides in the debate given equal and unmediated space and prominence.

Whether his mix of theological orthodoxy and evangelical piety centered in unmediated grace has a future in the Episcopal Church of this country is, to say the least, uncertain.

In Whitehead's language the question is whether an experience can include unmediated prehensions of noncontiguous events.

To describe this dialectic in terms of Christ and culture was to maintain, in Niebuhr's mind, the classic Protestant idea of a direct, unmediated rule by Jesus Christ over against the forms of life that humans constructed.

Now, however, interest has shifted more and more to unmediated aggiornamento, the updating of faith and practice by direct translation into presumably more intelligible and relevant modern idioms and actions.