It's one of the most diverse galleries I've come across, and their commitment to facilitating Indigenous and Xicano discourses in doaligue with Caucasian discourses is incredibly unique for this region.
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Shorter: that patients, absorbing the medical and cultural discourses of their
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Yet scholarship often fails to acknowledge philosophical discourses initiated by artists.
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Certainty is the domain of other human discourses, ideology and religion.
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"Chinese Discourses" suggests that party chiefs have long worried about such risks.
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Starting without having "started," Smith's lines suggest the discourses that they suspend.
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In human discourses about flowers and plants, color plays an outsized role.
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Because there are too many discourses which can open up in this film.
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Therefore, we suddenly had to consider conveying news as discussions rather than discourses.
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Democratic discourses must ultimately aim to bridge ethnic silos and parallel cultural lives.
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I will note that there were these other discourses that are going on.
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Most importantly, religious discourses have often been mobilized in concrete struggles against injustice.
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She also employs utsushi to probe discourses of originality/authenticity and viewer discernment.
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But they also examine grass-roots agitation, cultural discourses, geopolitical winds and economic patterns.
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A psychoanalyst and cultural commentator, Jamieson Webster upends academic discourses on a daily basis.
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These discourses covered many topics, ranging from addiction and anger to relationships and non-attachment.
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It didn't take long for the Jacksonville mass shooting to yield to wearying, familiar discourses.
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Libertarian discourses that permeated Silk Road sharply declined across the cryptomarket ecosystem following its closure.
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The problem is not simply that both discourses fail women of color by not acknowledging the "additional" burden of patriarchy or of racism, but that the discourses are often inadequate even to the discrete tasks of articulating the full dimensions of racism and sexism.
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As a young person, I enjoyed taking part in discourses on German cultural myths and stereotypes.
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What role do politicians with their racist and aggressive discourses play in the emerging landscapes violence?
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The bookcase, behind its glass-fronted doors, carried the collected expository discourses of many scribbling preachers.
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But "the overall picture is that civil society discourses have been captured by extremists across the board."
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Sometimes she justified her views with long discourses on the history of Islam and the European Enlightenment.
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Those following recent debates about gender in public culture will have noticed some other discourses becoming prominent.
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So there's a lot of very careful and slow thinking about discourses of security at all levels.
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There is legitimate power wielded by Indigenous and Xicano leaders that helps empower discourses toward relevancy and honesty.
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With the exhibition's last events coming up, including one on "Transfeminist Discourses," it's probably worth experiencing for yourself.
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However, in the wider culture, this poet's conviction has infused the discourses convened around feminism and queer studies.
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Engaging collective voices, it underscores marginalized individual experiences and absences in the history of art and related discourses.
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Jeffrey Stockbridge's images reinsert those with opioid addictions into public discourses, picking up where mass media has failed.
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While elite art schools deploy tokenist inclusion strategies to create the impression of diversity, they actively avoid revising curricula and discourses of critique; the end result is that they produce artists and curators who lack formal opportunities to engage with critical race discourses and histories of anti-racist cultural production.
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At no time does she accommodate herself to the dominant critical discourses circulating throughout the New York art world.
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Together, the work highlights many of the issues which have recently found traction in political debates and legislative discourses.
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Discourses that can't be scientifically reduced are problematic" for researchers who want to provide "a universal account of behavior.
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And not only do men come to look at the feet, they engage in lively discourses reminiscent of Plato's Symposium.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A psychoanalyst and cultural commentator, Jamieson Webster upends academic discourses on a daily basis.
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Alexander: One of the things that was going while we made this project was a lot of scientific discourses in between sets.
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It's not often that you find a space in which communication is not only possible, but encouraged across time, discourses, and borders.
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Death, perhaps as much as sex, was a recurring theme in Rajneesh's discourses during his seven year stay in Pune (Poona), India.
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Second-degree meta-discourses and irony would soon replace first-degree sincerity, which after the '60s, was seen as mere empty posturing.
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Brujeria brings a knowledge and philosophy about the world, such as the way we connect aesthetics to metaphor or see discourses in systems.
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" Less appalling but not much more appealing are Faulks's renderings of Hendricks's banal and dilatory discourses with Pereira about "the layers of memory.
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"Chinese Discourses on Happiness" is a timely new collection of essays edited by two sinologists based in Britain, Gerda Wielander and Derek Hird.
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Participating in this second wave means experiencing different types of gender dynamics and the sound of different languages and different discourses around violence.
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Giles's film stands both as a timely recognition of BUTT's legacy and a stimulating conversation piece engaging ongoing discourses about the gay community.
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How We Design Games Now and Why – Medium Katherine Neil's history of game design and the discourses surrounding it is absolutely essential reading.
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" Instead, she decided that to edit and think about contemporary art "is to participate in all of today's social, economic and political discourses.
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In more innocent times, Twitter hoped its users might congregate around hashtags in a never-ending series of productive pop-up mini-discourses.
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It doesn't dissolve into a postmodern-ish haze of discourses; it doesn't prioritize textuality in a way that supplants pluralism with fuzzy relativism.
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That's how these things grow and take over, and affect social norms, and affect discourses and standards of how we assess questions of justice.
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The space for alternative discourses to the populists is there, but it will take more than a slickly-designed mobile app to occupy it.
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A few weeks ago, a copy of Galileo's Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Relating to Two New Sciences sold at auction for just over $790,600.
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He seizes the foreground with a fiercer attack, a note or two placed differently, a sudden trill — stings and jabs and displacements, not discourses.
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"Cold Takes" is a column in which we express our passionate beliefs about insignificant events and Internet discourses at least several months too late.
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"Maybe there's an entity who runs these kinds of sites and presumably if they have changing clients, they may have changing discourses," said Jones.
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Instead, he uses its exaggerated morality, its absurd plot twists and its memorable one-liners as jumping off points for discourses about Buddhist teachings.
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Much of the artwork displayed in Smack Mellon's Of the People exhibition (which closed July 31) straddles the shifting line between the two discourses.
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"Cold Takes" is a new column in which we express our passionate beliefs about insignificant events and Internet discourses at least several months too late.
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" Gary L. Kessler, a member of the limousine group, said that "any conversations about safety in ground transportation are valid and productive discourses to have.
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Ms. Zhao, the Beijing resident, said that after witnessing the polarizing online discourses during the outbreak, she had decided to pursue a career in education.
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"Rethinking Guernica" offers a helpful, visuals-based timeline that clearly traces not only the painting's movement but also the different political discourses that arose around it.
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This open methodology was developed from interviews with ISIS defectors, respects users' privacy and can be deployed to tackle other types of violent recruiting discourses online.
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The French government had formally abolished slavery only 15 years before Manet painted "Olympia," and Laure is often interpreted as representing French colonialist and racist discourses.
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In our mainstream political discourses we very often want to focus on the material part, and that's important, that's definitely a significant chunk of what's going on.
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But what we don't often get to hear about is the discourses being had in the sewing rooms and classrooms where future talents are learning the ropes.
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He's a rapid-fire speaker who can go from delivering comic one-liners one minute to in-depth discourses on first century Jewish hospitality customs the next.
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Rather, he advocated for painting and sculpture whose formal innovations were enhanced by a black artist's lived experience, but which always exceeded discourses of ethnicity or persona.
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One of those Democrats, Joseph R. Biden Jr., 76, has drawn his own age-related scrutiny because of his sometimes rambling discourses and uneven answers in debates.
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Akunnittinni, though, moves past the belabored topics of market making and the in/authentic modernity of Cape Dorset printmaking to pursue matrilineal discourses internal to the community.
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It is difficult to escape religious metaphors (Alba's work consciously traffics in them) because these practices and discourses have been part of our traditions for so long.
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"We consider that institutional spaces don't represent our generation or include all of the artistic discourses possible," wrote Los Hemocionales in the email sent out after the fact.
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He sprinkles his nonstop passionate discourses on the importance of graffiti with references to great thinkers and authors — John Cheever, Umberto Eco and Aristotle, in one recent disquisition.
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But ultimately, after one of the most searching discourses on race of his presidency, he concluded that the country's divides were not as acute as they often seemed.
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Accel's younger brother, Gerardo, had long been the more talkative one, a raconteur and joke teller who broke into long discourses about the history he learned at school.
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Besides "The Discourses," his study of republican or non-princely government, he wrote a history of Florence, a treatise on warfare and a constitutional proposal for the city.
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"The timing of the attack itself is significant in that this will help to ensure the group is a centerpiece of political discourses in France," Mr. Smith said.
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It speaks, in ways blatant and specific, to many of these contemporary trends and discourses while relating a history that is both unfamiliar and, in part, quite familiar.
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So, to hugely simplify these discourses, critical posthumanism asks if it's possible to come up with an ethics that is not human-centric, that has a posthuman capacity.
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The requisite hitman movie philosophical discourses on guilt and innocence (are you worse if you protect bad guys or kill them?) are mixed with ruminations on life and love.
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" But it has always been hard to square such a literal reading with the facts of Machiavelli's life, and with the republican theories he developed in books like "Discourses.
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Hence such matters might be treated in discourses among the educated or also in theological schools, although it is not expedient even there I think unless done with caution.
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The takeaway: "These discourses, both popular and scientific, shaped the perception of how societies understood disease and responded to it for at least the last 203 years," Varlik says.
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Through his blog and book, and this exhibition, his images reinsert those people with opioid addictions into public discourses on the subject, picking up where mass media has failed.
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The danger arises, she explains, when the serious-minded journalist strives to be "open minded," finds something "interesting" in the charlatan's discourses and ends up being just another puffer.
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For better or worse, he can be credited with bringing the issue of deaccessioning out of the opaque realm of museum administration and into the public and professional discourses.
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But this proliferation of choices, and the rise of "intentional" communities and discourses, also disguises hard facts about the actual availability, and efficacy, of choices in a woman's life.
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Crumpler then published A Book of Medical Discourses, about her own career and family medicine, making her one of the first people of color to publish in the medical literature.
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These competing discourses inspired my own research (conducted in 2001 and published in 2010), where I interviewed sex workers in the US and across Europe about their lives and experiences.
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I am all in favor of proteomics' entering humanistic discourses, but I hope the same rigor will be required of scientific readings as is required of literary and historical ones.
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To get around this, Galileo passed Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Relating to Two New Sciences to Count François de Noailles who took it to Leiden, in South Holland, to be published.
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Mr Rees-Mogg, a protégé of Sir Bill Cash, the grand old man of Euroscepticism, delivers fluent discourses on the evils of the EU and the importance of recovering Britain's sovereignty.
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It's problematic to try to define Native America or the Indian experience, so we do our best to refuse being categorized in terms of discourses on identity politics and postcolonial studies.
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As Green concerns shoot to the front of political discourses worldwide, in Europe their original proponents are being carried with them -- some of them perhaps all the way to the top.
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Apparently, back when he was still speaking to his followers—in fact, speaking every morning, giving rambling, hours-long discourses—Rajneesh delivered himself of some inflammatory opinions on the subject of Jews.
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" Eğrikavuk told Hyperallergic by email: "For a long while I have been interested in how, as women we can produce new discourses in public space that say 'no' to the existing ones.
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The displacement of women in the novels of Carmen Boullosa and Cristina Rivera Garza, as well as the chronicles of Heriberto Yépez on dying-daily in Tijuana, explore new discourses of sorrow.
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In his Seven Discourses on Art (1778), the English painter Joshua Reynolds advanced the idea of a "grand style" discerned from the works of the most admired masters of the High Renaissance.
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It is an eloquent, supremely assured corrective to both discourses and practices prevalent in current abstraction: a counterpoint to critiques of fatuousness or irrelevance, it resonates by diving into itself, transports without shouting.
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At the time of writing, 3,752 people had liked her Instagram post, which recounts a raft of people, political concerns, discourses, and historical events that Leigh implicitly draws on to make her work.
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When it's difficult enough to find common ground even across television channels, it's not often that you find a space in which communication is not only possible, but encouraged across time, discourses, and borders.
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Yet as prolific and adventuresome as she was, and as tumultuous as the times she lived through were, she was not given to lengthy discourses on theory or the relationship between art and politics.
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"The commercialization of sexual violence is relevant in every plot almost, of a book or film or media -- that enables the male perpetrator to rely on those kinds of discourses and narratives," Edwards said.
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" In their email, Los Hemocionales write: "We're fed up with discourses that are in no way syntheses of our time and don't reflect the true concerns of art that ask about our here and now.
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Cultural diplomacy (aka soft power) can and should be used to develop constructive, oppositional, and nuanced discourses, while remembering that when art is put to work in direct service of politics, tensions will inevitably arise.
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Decolonizing desire by Dalia Gabriel: Embedded within the constituent discourses of love – of desirability, emotional labour, support and commitment – are codes of social value assigned to certain bodies; of who is worthy of love's work.
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" In a letter to the European Commission, the MEPs said Khartabil's arrest was "strongly suspected" to be "part of an effort to restrict access to online communities and discourses and stifle free expression in Syria.
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While this isn't a context that explains the show, it is certainly one that places it in a comfortable yet meaningful dialogue with multiple discourses, and one that instrumentalizes both the artists and their audience.
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"Learning from Documenta" employs anthropological methods to understand and analyze discourses, practices, and other curatorial gestures and their social significance in the conjunction of local and international politics that have accompanied Documenta's arrival in Athens.
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If the Action Office was originally designed to enhance creativity and encourage spontaneity in a user-controlled reconfigurable space, its development into the fixed cubicle was justified through recourse to neoliberal discourses of optimization and efficiency.
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His testimony before congressional committees on the court's annual budget often contained impassioned discourses on how the justices distinguish themselves from the political branches by their objective legal reasoning and their devotion to a unique idiom.
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His textual supplementations range from discourses on ambergris — that valuable commodity derived from the inglorious bowels of the whale — to elaborate stories of mermen and merwomen, to geological data on rivers and climates around the world.
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In our particularly troubled age, it feels fitting that Als would revisit the titular author, artist, and queer icon, who among his many indelible marks on twentieth-century culture, radically reshaped discourses around power and identity.
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The content of these discourses is variously metaphysical, ethical, literary and romantic, but what makes them worth attending to is less what is said than the unspoken currents of meaning and feeling that Ceylan's camera captures.
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These proindividual, anticommunity ideologies have been central to the anti-democratic, anti-affirmative-action, antiwelfare, antichoice, and antirace discourses that place culpability for individual failure on moral failings of the individual, not policy decisions and social systems.
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Highbrow works such as "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963), "Fifty Days at Iliam" (1978) and "Coronation of Sesostris" (2000) organize a relaxed Pompidou retrospective containing some 4 paintings, sculptures, drawings, and photographs, mercifully hung in chronological order.
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Curated by Taraneh Fazeli, the exhibition considers "how the body is articulated in various discourses oriented around health" and suggests that paying deeper attention to the needs of the body could serve as a form of resistance.
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As denigrated in Donald Judd's art criticism, I found less successful the swarming, faux urgent "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963) cycle with its overripe and agitated crimson swirling brushstrokes sent hovering on a rather uniform gray ground.
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Artists around the world have always brought to life revolutionary ideals through art, and in a blooming art scene with a powerful heritage like Brazil's, it's not surprising that many creative discourses convey a compelling social message.
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Discourses and theories once confined to academia were transmitted into workaday liberal political thinking, and college campuses — which many take to be what a world run by liberals would look like — seemed increasingly intolerant of free inquiry.
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To confront the severed head and fragmented body of a janitor in a museum space is a discomfiting reminder of the undocumented (in more than one sense) material labor from which such discourses can help distract us.
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What is specifically Jewish about the show isn't in content or form but an interpretative framework that inspired the curators Jens Hoffmann, Daniel S. Palmer, and Kelly Taxter to look beyond the established discourses on contemporary art.
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A big enough group of fan-consumers can create more of the same just through sheer mass, as it becomes a cultural phenomenon that the individual has to buy into in order to participate within wider cultural discourses.
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Products of the state education system of the 1980s — a time when General Zia gave religious clergy free rein and curbed political parties — most members of the new middle class are familiar with the discourses of Islamic groups.
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The real danger of these sidetrack discourses is that it becomes more difficult to properly understand the nuances of data centers and their environmental impact, and where that usage is situated within the wider ecosystem of climate damage.
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Scott ends on an elegiac note, suggesting that the golden age of the barbarians ended about the year 1600—that is, at roughly the same time that early-modern state-building began and legal discourses of sovereignty were developing.
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The question is also how much of a threat do we think white supremacists or neo-Nazis pose, both in a literal or immediate sense but also in terms of their ability to influence broader discourses or even the Trump administration.
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However, subjects might be ignorant, indifferent, they may absorb the dominant discourses without reflection, or they might be active in a harmful way; various acts of hate speech, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, and so forth have become the norm in recent years.
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Stormer has thought through many of the possibilities: He can see the pros and cons of framing abortion as a human right, or framing abortion as a form of health care, discourses that have emerged more forcefully in the Trump era.
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It is clear that this violence is driven by Burmese participation in (and interpretation of) global contemporary discourses that also shape societies in Europe and North America, where the vilification of Islam and of immigrants has (not coincidentally) also been widespread.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Christopher Stout Gallery opened in Bushwick in 2015 with, in their own words, a program of showing work that engages with current discourses on feminist, queer, anti-establishment, mystic, and provocatively sexual art production.
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It's not just another episode of the learned cosmopolitan descending from the ivory tower to produce anthropological discourses on that strange creature known as the Trump voter and make it back to the big city in time for a martini.
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" Mr. Lanier, who discourses eloquently on subjects like limerence and lust in his book, says: "The future I'd prefer to see is one where people use VR together to make really crazy imaginative experiences that might be sexual or might not.
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"There are a number of competing discourses inside the ANC, with the more populist message coming from Zuma and his supporters, versus a centrist group that sees the constitution as the final arbiter," said director of Political Futures Daniel Silke.
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The #MeToo Movement has shown up in books throughout 2018, deepening discourses on feminism, from Rebecca Treister's Good and Mad to Soraya Chemaly's Rage Becomes Her, to Donna Freitas' Consent on Campus to June Eric-Udorie's Can We All Be Feminists?
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"When I think about Durham's work — the 40 plus years that he put into it and also looking at the impact that he had on various discourses — like Jean Fisher I think that art is not reducible to identity," she said.
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Furthermore, it creates a one-of-a-kind space in Puebla where, as part of the foundation's mission, young local artists will be provided with a critical platform to develop their discourses beyond the inherent limitations of the culturally marginalized satellite city.
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"I saw a lot of the same factors, dynamics, discourses, narratives happening with him as we saw in Brexit in terms of the xenophobia, the anti-immigration rhetoric, the sort of protectionist economics," he told BuzzFeed News by phone later in the week.
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Mr. Assayas's "Non-Fiction" is in effect a series of arguments — lofty debates about the impact of digital technology on French politics and culture conducted by sophisticated Parisians who occasionally pause from their discourses for a nice meal or a bit of adultery.
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"It makes sense that women who are invested in the movement — are invested in having greater conversations and greater solutions to things like sexual harassment and sexual assault — would be hyperaware of the potential political and cultural discourses that could interrupt that process," she said.
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"Taken up as a pro-choice symbol, an image of a dead woman has been, and will continue to be, read in relation to fetal images and the circulating discourses of fetal personhood these images work to mediate," Petchesky writes of the image of Santoro.
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It draws our attention, instead, to the dense social relations and operations that characterize "the most geospatially contested area in [the] Hemisphere," especially as they pertain to indigenous people, who are both divided by the border and erased from discourses about it, yet persist nonetheless.
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Until the June-July festival, however, most of his public discourses were delivered to a small group of disciples called "the Chosen Ones" (the same group, also known as the "Beverly Hills clique," would ascend to power at Rajneeshpuram after Sheela's abrupt departure the following September).
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"White art institutions, whether they carry the name of a colonizer or not, are 'excited' to engage with feminist, queer, Black, intersectional, and decolonial perspectives as long as these critical interventions are framed as discourses and stripped of their radical potential and praxes," the activists wrote.
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While discussions of centers and peripheries have long been part of discourses across the globe, this biennial, offers a fresh and urgent take, featuring 52 artists, and an array of working styles, materials, installation experiences, and performances across three main locations and additional sites throughout the city.
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As part of the exhibitions put on display in the American Negro Exhibit at the Paris Exposition, the infographics sought to imagine a place for African Americans, especially Black Southerners, in the future, in and against Social Darwinist discourses of "race suicide" in this same historical moment.
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The collective provides a space that is "a rejection of the idea that art and artists must look or act a certain way or that systems of power are impenetrable and untouchable" and looks to support artists that engage in social discourses through performances, exhibitions, screenings, and more.
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Written in terse but flexible couplets, Terra Lucida takes its title from the "Earth of Light," the spiritual paradise of Iranian mysticism, and encompasses a range of discourses, including personal memories, historical and current events, reworkings of myth and parable, midrashic commentary, ecstatic prophecy, exhortation, hymn, psalm, and prayer.
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African American artists, historically denied full participation in American citizenship under slavery and Jim Crow, were often excluded from the category of genius or—in the case of visual art geniuses like Basquiat—obstructed from the full expression of their artistry by impinging discourses of primitivism and abjection.
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The dichotomy of transparency and opacity that is often applied to poetry crumbles when it comes to Lauterbach's work: she is interested instead in what connections can be established between divergent discourses — between levels of transparency and opacity, and the contexts that can arise out of these proximities.
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In their introduction, Marcoci and Janevski explain how: In a time of resurgent nationalisms and xenophobic sentiments, the audacity to embrace complexity, envision future trajectories informed by multifaceted histories, and build discourses through networks of alliances and collaborations (both political and aesthetic) that refuse the primacy of borders is increasingly urgent.
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This press release was written for the Western viewer who knows enough about postmodern theories and criticism to understand what is meant by "discourses of originality/authenticity and viewer discernment," but I have issues with the idea that Tabaimo is probing them, a statement that makes her seem like a proctologist.
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The most important mission they have is to transmit such goals and discourses in an understandable way, in order to keep their fellow peers and all the citizens aware of the consequences of the changes that are happening so we can ultimately keep a transparent and democratic oversight over the future of society.
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Without resorting to jargon or the tone of inaccessibility that a lot of academic writing on culture take, Mani da proposed ways of thinking through subjects that still dominate discourses in the context of the local and global, including the White Gaze, hegemonic historical narratives, and culture as a space to discuss the political.
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When you work in a community, there's a need to translate work into a form that is understood by people who do not have art training, yet as an artist there's also a desire to experiment with form and meaning and content and representation in a way that is not immediately available to people who aren't engaged in fine arts discourses.
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In those discourses, originally delivered in Bombay in the early seventies, before the establishment of the ashram in Pune (Poona), India, Rajneesh drew parallels between the theories of the humanistic psychology and human potential movements and his interpretation of the Eastern sexual philosophy and practice of Tantra, which all share the theme of liberation from the emotional and sexual repressiveness of society.
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" Nathaniel Branden, a well-known humanistic psychologist in Los Angeles, had a similar reaction to some of Rajneesh's published discourses, particularly certain passages in The Mustard Seed, In an October 2, 1978, letter to a friend at Rajneesh's ashram, Branden wrote that Rajneesh "explains and justifies the slaughter of millions of Jews throughout history on the grounds that the Jews killed Jesus.
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