Taylor's account encompasses art, literature, science, fashion, private life -- all those human activities that have been sometimes more, sometimes less affected by religion over the last five centuries.
This Account encompasses these advanced transformations along with similar developments contributed by other groups.
Thus, the coevolutionary account encompasses and is entirely consistent with, but is not limited to, the social processes that are central to Dickie's institutional theory of art. 5 The commonalities shared by biotic and human artworlds are more than just a convenient analogy.
But the barrier lies more than a mile east of the last houses of the settlement, the court ruling said; its route had taken the planned expansion of the settlement into account, encompassing an area where a new Jewish neighborhood, Mattityahu East B, was meant to go up.
Ten days later, an e-mail will be sent to the employees' work-email account, encompassing study information, a link to the online questionnaire and a personal log-in name and password.
Further, child accounting encompassed mundane practices which could activate disciplinary power such as continuous hierarchical surveillance and normalising judgment.
Through its credit cards and accounts, encompassing 54m households and small businesses, the bank enjoys unusually good insight into America's financial trends and thus has excellent, proprietary information that it can use to invest the money it has on hand.All of this could lead to superior returns.
Triggers that emerged from the participants' accounts encompassed personal, physical, cognitive, emotional, social, financial, and neurological/sensory exertions or energy draining processes.
These accounts encompassed an array of situations, including those in which the physician and patient had any of the following: no shared language, some shared language, comprehension issues related to accents, situations where no translation aids were used or those where different types of translation aids were used.
What follows is an engaging and unaffected account of Reyes' reading history, encompassing the wider issues of why we read, the serendipity influencing what we read, and the benefits good reading can have on a life.
The philosophers' expansive view of the scope of agency presents a challenge with respect to defining the efficient cause: it demands an overarching account, which encompasses natural and creative agents.
