It is a space for the most radical kinds of self-questioning.
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His Socratic self-questioning was notable, but his hallmark was thought experiments.
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The American tradition rests on pillars of self-questioning, self-actualization and disagreement.
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" He added: "And always the prose with which she searches is arrhythmical, nervous, self-questioning, passionate.
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But before that, I had to confront my insecurities, self-questioning, and messiness, while acknowledging my strengths.
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But embedded within its four monologues is a rending, self-questioning consideration of the late dramatist's own much-cherished talent.
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His poems form the work's second part, a stylized reply to the earnestly self-questioning Hearne double of the first.
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This critical self-questioning of the design world is reflected in the show's appeal to art over architecture and design proper.
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Knowing oneself to be an outsider to what one loved the most could make, at minimum, for some interesting self-questioning.
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These experiences may help explain Clinton's allergy to self-questioning and the mood of aggrieved entitlement that suffuses her and her team.
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Others say the country's merciless self-questioning at the moment holds a cathartic value, reflecting a democracy where freedom of expression remains resilient.
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Both situations call for thorough self-questioning and the mournful recognition that joy is fleeting, along with flashes of anger, estrangement, guilt and melancholy.
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Two chords, a jumbo march beat, and a hall of mirrors of synthesizers, voices and changing reverb provide a heroic platform for self-questioning.
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Yet each stylistic choice draws on the spirit of the blues: its strength and tribulation, its defiance and self-questioning, its cantankerousness and pain.
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When confronted with more extreme elements — such as a Somali man's hatred of an ethnic group from Ethiopia — Levinson admits he went into a self-questioning tailspin.
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As portrayed with prickly, self-questioning charm by Ms. Morgan, Dee comes to acknowledge that the rules of those games are more than partly shaped by men's fantasies.
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He said the Russian people should reflect on the killings, and on the orgy of slaughter which the Bolsheviks carried out, in a spirit of self-questioning and repentance.
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Madeline Wise, who has the wit and grit of a young Allison Janney, manages to keep Jen from becoming insufferable; she's too real in her absurd self-questioning to dismiss.
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"To reread and to rethink Rich's prose as a complete oeuvre is to encounter a major public intellectual: responsible, self-questioning and morally passionate," the book's editor, Sandra M. Gilbert, writes.
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Today, Arbery — who wears hipster-nerd glasses and described his plays as partly about "unpacking whiteness" — might blend in with any number of self-questioning, progressive-minded young artists in Brooklyn.
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At 45, she works for a nonprofit organization that provides food to poor children, and she is about as self-conscious, self-involved and self-questioning a person as you're likely to meet.
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In the world of contemporary philosophers, Professor Putnam was known for the breadth of his thinking, the vividness of his provocative arguments, and his penchant for self-questioning and willingness to change his mind.
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But I also wondered, in my more self-questioning moments, how much older I would have to get before it became fully weird for me to keep adopting fashion elements more appropriate to a teenager.
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J.P. "My stomach hurts/because it's hard to be a punk while wearing a skirt," Alex Luciano sings in "Tummy Ache," a surge of earnest aspiration laced with self-questioning from an album due April 7.
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Kevin (Justin Hartley) — the absurdly handsome actor, the charmed dude who just seems to snap his fingers and make things happen — is about to undergo some serious self-questioning right as his career kicks into another gear.
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But in the midst of leaving Jefferson and his fellows open to judgment, Kendi leaves plenty of room for self-questioning, and for drawing connections between the racist apologetics of the past and those of the present.
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Regrets, of the kind that tie self-questioning souls into knots, figure prominently in the latest offering from Kenneth Lonergan, an erratic writer of profound and original talent who now seems to be entering a personal golden age.
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"The Edge of Democracy" is narrated in the first person, by the filmmaker herself (in English in the version under review, which is streaming on Netflix) in a voice that is by turns incredulous, indignant and self-questioning.
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But Mr. Pierce was soft-spoken and self-questioning, earnest about music — his own and, even more so, the musicians he admires, from Buddy Holly to Lee (Scratch) Perry — and he was determined not to make any outsize claims.
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Near the beginning of the second section, which explores Paul and Susan's uneasy cohabitation, the slip into the second person heralds a nice gearshift into Paul's self-questioning; Barnes has a skillful command of tone and its moral implications, when he chooses to exert it.
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J.C. Paramore, which usually plays pop-punk, glances toward the Jamaican influences of No Doubt — another band led by a woman grappling with power and desire — with the reggae backbeat of "Caught in the Middle," a reflection on growing up, self-questioning and perseverance.
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"Seven decades after Pearl Harbor, the guilt, reflection and self-questioning that followed the Second World War have been replaced by resurgent nationalism on both sides of the globe," Mark Leonard, the director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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And more recent superhero films illustrate how the sort of self-questioning and self-parody that loomed over widescreen comic stories has crept into superhero movies as well: This year's surprise hit Deadpool was a hyperviolent, fourth-wall breaking, comically over-the-top semi-parody of the superhero film.
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Below, Kennedy explains how the EP, which has been in the works for four years, charts his own journey through the New York party scene—and how the emotional turmoil, self-questioning, and heartbreak he grappled with along the way helped him find his own voice, and ultimately, perhaps, the chance for redemption.
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In 1823 Hisamatsu Fūyō (Hisamatsu Masagoro Suga no Sandaharu – c. 1790s to c. 1880s) published his short treatise on suizen practice, Hitori Mondō (“self-questioning”).The Annals of the International Shakuhachi Society, Volume 1.
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New York: Guilford. Alvermann, D. E. (2004). Multiliteracies and self-questioning in the service of science learning. In E. W. Saul (Ed.), Crossing borders in literacy and science instruction: Perspectives on theory and practice (pp. 226–238).
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Sepuya "almost too perfectly encapsulates the current tendency to see photography as a game of mirrors. Its conceptually self-questioning strategies and fastidious-almost-to-the-point-of-finicky aesthetics account, in part, for why he seems to be a must-have artist of the moment", the art critic exclaims when mentioning Sepuya's proven track record.
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Together they recorded their self-titled debut, which promoted the band's power pop style. Pavković wrote the song lyrics, featuring individualistic, suicidal and self-questioning themes. The album was recorded at the "Go-Go" studio from January 5 to January 15, 1995.Oružjem Protivu Otmičara at Discogs The song "Ptica" ("Bird") was inspired by The Muffs song "Everywhere I Go".
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He used glazes and scumbling to create effects with his oil paints. Following a period of self-questioning in the early 1970s, during which Williams worried that he was "only making paintings [...] like making wall furniture", he began to re-introduce figurative elements into his paintings—a stylistic change that is particularly visible in his The Olmec- Maya and Now series.
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While explaining his family history he tells about how his evolution as a musician playing Jewish music in Berlin inspired him to develop a new perspective on Jewish culture. Throughout the story, Brody discovers how music can embody the constant self-questioning in contemporary Jewish culture without demanding an answer. The Jazzy Diaspora won a place in the WDR lineup for the 2020 Prix Europa Broadcasting Festival.
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Ruth, for instance, beautiful and self-willed, who can draw on hidden depths of savagery to protect her own; or Dirk, Sean's young son by his first wife, whose warped character gives his father endless cause for anxiety and self-questioning. This is a novel on the grand scale, packed with movement and life, which brilliantly evokes the hazardous world of the pioneers who founded a nation.
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Previous research suggests that negative implicit cognition is not the symptoms for depression and paranoia, but it is an antecedent for the onset. Current research proposes that high implicit self-esteem is linked to less paranoia. It is imperative for patients who have low self-esteem to become more overt about these situations. Another study found a substantial association between adverse self-questioning in implicit cognition and depression.
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His poems reflect an existentially anguished search for meaning. His poems are at once nostalgic, self-ironic; here despair, terror, the self questioning of the poet are laid bare. The poems as a critic remarks, evoke an 'atmosphere of unreality'; this state is created 'by insistence on denial, negativity, absence, loss.' One of the poet's constant preoccupations is that of identity: he does not know who he is.
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Crime Magazine. Retrieved February 17, 2011. During this bizarre self-questioning and answering session he told jurors, often in a rambling monotone, that he was at Knott's Berry Farm applying for a job as a photographer at the time Samsoe was kidnapped. He showed the jury a portion of his 1978 appearance on The Dating Game in an attempt to prove that the earrings found in his Seattle locker were his, not Samsoe's.
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To the Teeth is singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco's 10th studio album (excluding EPs, live albums and her collaborations with Utah Phillips), released in November 1999. To the Teeth has a more political and self-questioning edge than many of her earlier works. It is also considerably more experimental, with "Freakshow", "Swing", "Carry You Around" and "The Arrivals Gate" branching out into genres such as blues, jazz and funk. She was also supported by Prince on the track "Providence".
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Brick explains to Big Daddy that Maggie was jealous of the close friendship between Brick and Skipper because she believed it had a romantic undercurrent. He states that Skipper took Maggie to bed to prove her wrong. Brick believes that when Skipper couldn't complete the act, his self- questioning about his sexuality and his friendship with Brick made him "snap". Brick also reveals that, shortly before he committed suicide, Skipper confessed his feelings to Brick, but Brick rejected him.
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She has such a diversity of work and can say so much in just a few words that it's obvious she's also an award-winning poet. Her stories are filled with very astute observations, some humorous, some sad." "...Nude, with its thematic discipline, is a memorable achievement. As with Brendan Kennelly’s ground-breaking collection of poetry, Cromwell, it is satisfying to sit down with a book that sets itself an explorative, self-questioning agenda, full of witty voices rendering adventures both savage and absurd.
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During the phase of the "coming-out", self-questioning related to one's own "normality" is quite common. According to Moser, the discovery of BDSM preferences can result in fear of the current non-BDSM relationship's destruction. This, combined with the fear of discrimination in everyday life, leads in some cases to a double life which can be highly burdensome. At the same time, the denial of BDSM preferences can induce stress and dissatisfaction with one's own "vanilla"-lifestyle, feeding the apprehension of finding no partner.
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Albert L. Stevens was a senior scientist at Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc. He was also director of the company's Artificial Intelligence, Education Technology and Training Systems Division. He is also a specialist in cognitive science. (Reigeluth, 1983) The Cognitive Theory of Inquiry Teaching according to Collins and Stevens (1981) requires the learner to construct theories and principles through dialogue, the teaching of self-questioning techniques and the teaching of metacognitive or self-monitoring skills, all with the intent of clarifying misconceptions so the theory or principle is well articulated and developed.
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Booth wrote the song while his mother was on the verge of death in a care home; she was in an hallucinogenic frame-of-mind due to prescribed drugs. "Kaleidoscope" sees a husband worried that his wife is talking to another lover over the phone, when in reality she's receiving negative news from a doctor that she has cancer. Booth had the idea for it after being found on the phone, attempting to organise a party for his wife. "Rabbit Hole" talks about self-questioning doubt with references to Alice in Wonderland (1865).
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" Currents has also been frequently characterised as a breakup album. Prior to recording, Parker made the decision to break up with French singer-songwriter Melody Prochet. Several songs on the album examine it from his angle as the instigator of the breakup, which consists of guilt and self-questioning. Parker downplayed the notion that the album was entirely aimed at former lovers, however, and likened it to an inner monologue: "It's really me talking to myself, another part of myself... to my old self, the part of me that resists change and wants me to stay as I am.
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Of course, the same stages > could be repeated on a higher level, and so on, until we come to the > complete system of all concepts, which is alone adequate to describe the > absolute. Hegel's innovation in the history of German idealism was for a self- consciousness or self-questioning, that would lead to a more inclusive, holistic rationality of the world. The synthesis of one concept, deemed independently true per se, with another contradictory concept (e.g. the first is in fact dependent on some other thing), leads to the history of rationality, throughout human (largely European) civilisation.
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These organisations have engaged with audacious, self-questioning project content, including "I don't think this is what God intended" (West Front, St Paul's Cathedral, 2008) and "War is always a failure" (North elevation, Guards Chapel, 2009). Firrell allowed cameras to record his creative process for the first time in 2008. The Question Mark Inside, a television documentary produced by Simon Channing Williams and Colin Burrows was first broadcast by Sky Arts 1 on 29 October 2009, and provided new insights into Firrell's opinions, aims, daily life and practice. Ten years later, Firrell was the subject of a second documentary Overthrow the Social Order, directed by Oliver Guy-Watkins first broadcast by Sky Arts in New Zealand on 21 May 2018.
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Given Crapanzano’s stress on the individual, life histories, and the importance of self-reflection and self-positioning in anthropological research, it seems inevitable that he would turn to the consideration of his own life experiences. In Recapitulations, a self- reflective memoir – some have called it a meta-memoir – he reflects on the existential implications of both insignificant and significant events in his own life.[5] Taking ironic pleasure in the paradoxes in his life and by implication in the life of others, his self-questioning seems also to be questioning of the very questions he poses. In this way he leads his readers to question what they themselves take for granted in their own lives. Here, as in so much of Crapanzano’s writing, his intentions are tempered by his irony.
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She wrote fifteen books of poetry, two volumes of "Notebooks", providing a shorthand record of her readings and self- questioning, three volumes of commentaries on the Bible, and translations from several Slavic languages as well as from Hebrew, Latin and French. Her poems record the struggles of a rational mind with religious faith, addressing loneliness and uncertainty in a direct, unsentimental manner. While exploring the meaning of love and grief, and the yearning for love, Kamienska's poetry still expresses a quiet humor and a pervasive sense of gratitude for human existence and for a myriad of creatures, hedgehogs, birds, and "young leaves willing to open to the sun". Kamienska's poems also touch on Judaism, and the total loss of Jewish culture and the Yiddish language from Poland as a result of the Holocaust.
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In The Films of Stephen King, Dennis Mahoney writes that the obsession with Nazism and the Holocaust that unfolds in Apt Pupil is the result of the paternal bond between Nazi war criminal Kurt Dussander and high school student Todd Bowden. Such bonds are common themes in Stephen King's works: "King's portrayal of evil most often appears to require an active, illicit bond between a male (often in the role of a father or father surrogate) and a younger, formerly innocent individual (often in the role of a biological or surrogate progeny) who is initiated into sin". In the film, the year 1984 highlights, in addition to Orwellian overtones, the time in American history in which the Holocaust is treated as a week-long course with little time "to be tempered with self-questioning as to the motivations behind it". Bowden's obsession with the Holocaust is a key plot device "wherein the past has this unbreakable hold on the present".
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