"As we said before, in relation to this story, this story is ongoing, these cases are open," said Demos.
He paid special attention to creating a deep listening experience for visitors on audio walks in such a way that they became aware of their own selves and questioned where they stood in relation to the stories they listened to.
This Yekuana ethics of limits with regard to natural consumption may not in itself appeal or apply to mainstream societies, but the emergence of an ethic of limits in relation to cosmological stories may hold significance for the current quest to develop a viable limit to consumption.
As someone who worked in national newspapers for 20 years, I recall a life of constant battle with marketing and advertising departments – over the size of adverts, where they could go in relation to relevant stories, and whether we should allow certain companies to sponsor so-called advertorial pieces (dread phrase).
In India there are Buddhist thangkas, in Japan there are Buddhist thangkas, in Tibet there are thangkas -- but they're constantly evolving in relation to the stories of that location.
Before we examine the specific issues, I'd like to mention something that, to my knowledge, hasn't been discussed much in relation to this story: Mike Daisey's translator, Cathy, who is used as the primary source for discrediting Daisey's stories.
"Get it right!" she said to the waiter, and later to herself, in relation to some story about her career.
None of Treliński's iconography was in a hurry to make itself coherent, in relation to the story of Tristan und Isolde.
The New York Post was criticised for choosing to apparently make a rape joke on their front cover in relation to the story of former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle, who has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.
The sheer and overt virtuosity and sinuosity of the filmmaking — nine shots, done with a craning, roving, tracking 35mm camera, each running an entire thousand-foot reel of film (and each, according to Tregenza's website, was done only once, with no second take) — is all the more remarkable in relation to the "story," to the experience, activity, and ambition of its protagonist.
