Sentences with phrase «view of the living creatures»

(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) «Armadillo: Soccer, Adversity and the Culture of the Caatinga» establishes itself from the point of view of the living creature itself.

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Hartshorne views all life on a rising continuum which represents the value of creatures.

This contention, disastrous to any idea of progress, is refuted, in my view, by the tremendous fact of the continuing «cerebralization» of living creatures.

Like John Cobb, Ruether argues that humans» special ability to view the whole web of life grants them profound responsibilities for other creatures but no privileges over them.

Visitors to the site might want to begin by viewing the short video clip, Peek Into The Coral Reef, and see the creatures that live there; then move on to the wonders of the coral reef to learn a little about the reefs and why they should be saved.

Marc Abraham, Kennel Club veterinary advisor and narrator of the STOP Puppy Farming film, said: «There is now an alarming trend which is seeing breeders view dogs just as commodities without any regard for their rights as living creatures.

This view is understood in India where the law prohibits the killing of any dog, including street dogs and any other street animals: It is the fundamental duty of every citizen of India to have compassion for all living creatures.

He can share his views on the Lion fish, the Turtles (he has some fascinating facts on these wonderful animals) Groupers and so on — this is someone who has worked and lived with these creatures all of his life.

Every single one of the 265 rooms are a suite with separate living space, private balconies, ocean views, and extra creature comforts such as Nespresso machines in the rooms.

Also on view is the lithograph Dog, (1985), in which Haring's signature creature becomes the structure to house an assortment of televisions, angels, devils and autonomous creatures addressing life, power and chaos.

For Serralves, Daniel Steegmann Mangrané has conceived a living landscape for the Museum's central gallery in which a glass pavilion housing a garden and mimetic creatures, a set of free standing sculptures, a wall drawing, a hologram and windows that alter the experience of viewing are brought together to create a living ecosystem of transfigurations and metamorphosis, both real and symbolic.»

The exhibition, which explores the roles of cats, lions, and other feline creatures in Egyptian mythology, kingship, and everyday life, will be on view October 9, 2016, through January 8, 2017, at the Dallas Museum of Art.

Whatever the artists» views on the rights and wrongs of meat, farming and industrial agriculture, one thing seems clear — she is asking us to look long and hard at these living creatures that are increasingly treated as a commodity.

It is part of his job, actually, but this view is representative of most family court judges: Whether through a chivalric view of women as vulnerable creatures in need of their protection, or cowed by feminists into believing their mantra that men only want to «control» them, judges reflexively privilege mothers as the natural owners of children, and fathers as accessories to their lives.