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Seven works in watercolor and acrylic on paper diagram this intertwinement and concentrate the exhibition's critical force.
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A new hybrid form of creature that results from an intertwinement between human and machine.
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They also concluded that this case clearly shows the intertwinement of the regime media, vulgar TV shows, subjugated and occupied prosecutor's office and politics of the ruling party. Sinani said he is not surprised at all by the dismissal and that he expected such epilogue since the "institutions are not functioning". He added that he won't meddle into the prosecutor's job: "He has his arguments and this decision will remain in his biography. Let him deal with it".
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In translating the concept to English, Latour also combined several arguments about technoscience that had circulated separately within science and technology studies (STS) before into a comprehensive framework: # the intertwinement of scientific and technological development as e.g. shown by the lab studies; # the power of laboratories (and engineering workshops) to change the world as we know and experience it; # the seamless webs that connect scientists, engineers and societal actors in actual practice (cf. John Law's concept of heterogeneous engineering); # the propensity of technoscientific world to create new nature–culture hybrids, and hence to complicate the borders between nature and culture.
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There is an incontrovertible intertwinement of an ethical concern with the questions of nature (physics) in the work.Limburg, F. J. G., 2007, Doctoral thesis, p. 1-2. Leiden University Stoics from early in their history considered the telos (goal) of their efforts to be kata physin (according to nature). Thus for Seneca, virtue in a human was dependent on behaving in a natural way. The highest good or virtue is to live "according to one's own nature" (secundum naturam suam vivere in Ep. 41:9, Ep. 121:3); referring to both nature in general and one's own innate nature.
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Dov Shmotkin's scientific work has solidified the dialectical approach to human happiness and suffering, emphasizing developmental paths along adulthood and old age. His main concern has been to explore psychological mechanisms whereby people can maintain well-being and resilience in the face of life adversities and aging processes that may inflict trauma, decline and loss. In his conceptual model, entitled The Pursuit of Happiness in a Hostile World, Shmotkin, along with associates who made vital contributions (mainly his former doctoral students), have developed a dynamic view on the intertwinement of resilience and vulnerability. The conceptual and empirical work of Shmotkin in the domains of gerontology sought to elucidate how wellness, adaptational functioning and self-fulfillment might counter frailty, disability and disintegration in later life.
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