Examples of using Paradigmatically in English and their translations into German
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Both strategies can be found paradigmatically in the prints by Bruce Nauman that are on view in the show.
Rita McBride is developing a project for the Secession,in which the building will be transformed paradigmatically into an island.
This turn expresses absolutely paradigmatically Auguste Comte's fate, or his positivist philosophy.
How individuals andChristian groups responded to the declaration of Cocoyoc becomes paradigmatically clear in: J.
The aim of the network project is to paradigmatically advance fundamental research into historical images.
While still a place of reflection, it was, above all,a production site and platform for distribution that was paradigmatically open to the cinematographer.
This image shows paradigmatically also one of the determinant dimensions of the today central-European situation.
In other words it is not about abstract knowledge gain,rather explicitly about conceptualizing Heritage Studies paradigmatically for human development how it has been presented f. i.
This statement can be interpreted paradigmatically as the multifarious sources and methods Stokou draws on to create her works.
From the point of view of critical cultural theory, the Web is the reflection of a post-Fordian economy, not because it shows itself to be submissive as a concrete market,but because its structure paradigmatically displays one of the most substantial characteristics of this economy.
The network is intended to show paradigmatically how structural regional improvements in the quality of care can reduce the consequences of a widespread disease.
After all Christianity had already developed in theclassical antiquity as comprehensive religious system and paradigmatically created the basic forms of world-view, ethics, liturgy, community, works of charity etc.
Paradigmatically, the visual impression amere shadow is only shaken through the contrasting presence of the voice standing in for the absence of the eye, or the optical presence.
Barrada has devoted a series of works to the playground, a microcosm through which she paradigmatically highlights the transformation of urban space and social conditions in her country.
This perspective was expressed paradigmatically in the statement by the French zoologist A. Vandel::"Onychophorans can be considered highly evolved annelids, adapted to terrestrial life, which announced prophetically the Arthropoda.
I have always thought- and I still do-that the function of art and music is to show humanity paradigmatically the conflicts of its age and of man's inner life- and only that is the truth of art….
What is astonishing about this failure is paradigmatically evident with Rancière, who has written a brilliant genealogy of the subsumption of politics under the philosophy in Disagreement, only to once again employ a principle as the prince of politics.
It will study the internal institutional debates(including judicial expertise) and the external public debates over the practice and legitimacy of voting and vetoing,because voting and vetoing stood paradigmatically for different conceptions of the European Union.
This means they have to position their research interest paradigmatically, carrying out the survey and analysis as well as assessing the goodness of their research critically using appropriate criteria.
Modding and editor-games are particularly suited for an analysis of participatory practices in mediatized worlds for two primary reasons: Firstly, in recent years computer games have become a mass media phenomenon,which is paradigmatically shaping the use of digital technologies, e.
Introduction of new technologies to simulate the process of creation, paradigmatically exemplified by the AI program«Aaron,» with which the British artist Harold Cohen delivered a practical argument pointing out a different problem in more.
This discourse addresses the impacts of globalization, climate change, tourism, migration, technological change, heritage communities,participation and sustainability, paradigmatically and at the same time disciplinarily and interdisciplinarily with a comprehensive understanding of heritage in the interest of human development.
How individuals andChristian groups responded to the declaration of Cocoyoc becomes paradigmatically clear in: J. Odell Korgen, End of a Partnership, in: America, 30. 6. 2008, 26 ff.; On the context of the position of the majority of American bishops see Ch. Curran, US Catholic Bishops and Abortion Legislation.
Access to and control over public spaces via a centrally organized institution present paradigmatically, for instance, in Bentham's"panopticon", and structurally in the"classical" architectonic utopias from Le Corbusier to Gropius.
The objections to thinking in terms of originality become even more explicit with the introduction ofnew technologies to simulate the process of creation, paradigmatically exemplified by the AI program«Aaron,» with which the British artist Harold Cohen delivered a practical argument pointing out a different problem in connection with authorship and authenticity.
Unlike the available explanations, this project(Dis)Illusions of the Empowered: Moral Psychology of Resistance in Postdemocratic Age seeks to tackle the current decline of liberal democracy,so paradigmatically represented in the opposition to migration and attempts at EU's common refugee policy, from a distinct perspective of an interplay between more general post-democratic tendencies plaguing contemporary democracies and misconceived forms of resistance to these tendencies.