Sentence examples for Social exploration from inspiring English sources

Tom Wolfe's drama about class, racism and politics is a brilliant social exploration of the New York of the 1980s.

The Motorcycle Diaries is an account of a journey of social exploration and self-discovery undertaken by two men and based on books they wrote.

Winogrand's zoo pictures, early in his social exploration, are funny and quietly, triumphantly sardonic, with people and animals in an uncertain contest for dominance, wisdom and relevance.

In short, it's a hoary plot device, but it's also a deeply resonant tool for philosophical and social exploration, worth preserving and making new for Asian and Western audiences alike.

Like Soth's 2012 book, Looking For Love, which explores the way people try – and fail – to connect with each other in an increasingly atomised, technologically driven world, Songbook is a social exploration conducted in sombre black and white.

Mr. Kiarostami's trio of films about the provincial town of Koker before and after a devastating earthquake — "Where Is the Friend's Home?" (1987), "Life and Nothing More" (1991) and "Through the Olive Trees" (1994) — are at once richly philosophical meditations on memory, experience and the nature of cinema, and works of social exploration in the neo-realist tradition.

The work showed her in full-blown experimental mode, making personal and social explorations in a long narrative poem.

The most popular books now — business guides like "Good to Great" or social explorations like "The Tipping Point" — allow the casual reader to absorb their insights in random order or while skimming whole chapters.

Lowe and Freeman, who infamously transformed a Miami condo into a meth lab, are using the house as a location for "Bright White Underground," their psycho-social exploration of LSD culture.

Major human-centered components are trajectory and propulsion (defining HCD in terms of time), life-support (physiological, psychological and social factors), exploration (jobs during flights and on the planet) and anticipation of a Martian civilization (governance, natural and artificial resource management).

The most important precursor to Roa Bastos, however, is Rafael Barrett (1876 1910), whose writings incorporated many of the important themes and writings styles that Roa Bastos would later master including: Spanish-Guaraní bilingualism, magic realism, the revision of Paraguayan history, social literature, exploration of collective memory and the universe of poetic symbols.