Sentences with phrase «wider social movement»

I am talking about the wider social movement that has grown up around the collective narrative as well.
«While all of the individuals setting up Momentum are members or supporters of the Labour party, the group anticipates that many thousands of people who are not [Labour supporters] will be involved in the wider social movement».
He wasn't thinking only of the party, but of the party as part of a wider social movement.

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Over the past year, we've continued to make links with the wider progressive movement in this country, hosting workshops at the Peoples» Social Forum this past August and participating in the Childcare 2020 Conference last month.
That Alberta has a government that is committed to Green principles which include, but are not limited to, the 6 principles of the world - wide Green Party movement — Ecological wisdom, Social justice, Participatory democracy, Non-violence, Sustainability and Respect for diversity.
These are probably the social roots which are at the base of these co-ordinated movements from which stem the willingness of different social movements to take their own affairs in hand and start action at a local level and also at a wider level, continental or international.
To describe the Divinity School faculty's perception of the problem in this way is to say little more than that it participated in the Social Gospel movement which was gaining wide influence at the time.
Christianity was a wide - spreading social - religious movement, and possessed a consequent variety from the beginning.
Waldorf Education is a world - wide independent school movement developed in Germany in 1919 by Austrian philosopher, social reformer, and visionary Rudolf Steiner.
He said: «The Labour Party is the greatest agent for social change this country has ever known and I have always welcomed growth of our party and wider movement.
Modern social movements became possible through education (the wider dissemination of literature), and increased mobility of labour due to the industrialisation and urbanisation of 19th century societies.
The unique character of these texts (a collection too small to call a genre, yet too wide - ranging to be a movement) was first identified by James Sconce in 2002 (1), who outlined the cycle's shared interest in eloquence, familial relations and social politics.
We are aware that as a response and reaction to the predominant presence of social theories rooted in the West, there is a growing recognition of and movement towards understanding theories through the wide range of diverse contextual and cultural perspectives available in the East, and that the production of local theories have started a long time ago.
Even the teachers unions have been in the grip of neoliberal education policies, although for years I have advocated a social movement unionism — that is dedicated to engage beyond workplace concerns, but also in terms of wider political struggle for social and economic justice, for human rights, and for participatory and direct democracy.
It includes work that played a role within that wider visual culture, or subculture, as part of a social movement.
During this time, Richter received wide criticism for his express refusal to be identified with a specific artistic movement, as well as for his work's apparent unwillingness to acknowledge various social and political issues pertaining to the WWII Nazi regime.
One of the early pioneers of both the environmental art movement and Conceptual art, Agnes Denes brings her wide ranging interests in the physical and social sciences, mathematics, philosophy, linguistics, poetry and music to her delicate drawings, books and monumental
Presenting a diverse group of artists and activists who lived and worked at the intersections of avant - garde art worlds, radical political movements, and profound social change, the exhibition features a wide array of work, including conceptual, performance, film, and video art, as well as photography, painting, sculpture, and printmaking.
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