But the first impression is of something precariously close to a cliché of socially committed architecture.
He is socially committed, a loving father, a good family man and friend.
Dossor had been a fine actor himself; he had an eye for new and socially committed talent.
"If customers perceive you as socially committed, that is going to affect their loyalty," Ms. Lividini said.
Replete with intertextual references and cinematographic staging techniques, these playwrights' works treat contemporary problems but approach them more playfully than their socially committed predecessors.
Antonio Berni, (born May 14 , 1905 Rosario, Arg. died Oct. 13, 1981, Buenos Aires), Argentine artist known for his socially committed art.
The Spanish Neorealistic variants with their testimonial thrust subjected aesthetic considerations to their content, exhibiting the pedestrian style, simplistic techniques, and repetitive themes traditionally attributed to engagé (socially committed) literature.
Fed up with the pious sentimentalism of the kind of socially committed literature he felt was expected of Chilean writers, he aimed to subvert good taste, revolutionary or conservative.
November 1, 1902 Bergen, Norway December 2, 1943 Berlin, Germanyy Nordahl Grieg, in full Johan Nordahl Brun Grieg (born November 1, 1902, Bergen, Norway died December 2, 1943, over Berlin, Germany) lyric poet, dramatist, and novelist; a socially committed writer whose resistance to the Germans during the occupation of Norway and subsequent death in World War II made him a hero of postwar Norway.
Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine, from the first decade of the century, established a tradition of socially-committed photography that shaped the ethos of the Magnum photo agency, founded in 1947 by Cartier-Bresson, Capa, Rodger and Seymour.
Social activity includes the following categories of players: (1) traditional NGO (explicit social purpose not self-sustaining not innovative); (2) not for profit self-sustaining not purpose—not self-sustainnovativevative); (3) hybrid SE (overlapping social and economic purposes—self-sustaining); and (4) for profit SE (explicit economic purpose—socially committed self-sustaining).
