The work of art presents the world not just in the sense that it reveals aspects of it, but also in the sense that it calls for human involvement, notably in collective action (or, for Marcel, 'communion') (Goldthorpe 1992).
Listen to how they perceived your actions, words or involvement.
Imagine if your average boardroom presentation or routine sales call included a level of emotional involvement, a call to action or a strong narrative arc.
"We want electrifying action and involvement, spotlighting women in the world who have none," she said.
The biotherapeutic agent Saccharomyces boulardii has been shown to inhibit castor oil-induced diarrhoea in rats in a dose response fashion, and one of the suggested mechanisms of action included involvement of the nitric oxide pathway.
In another address, George Curry, editor-in-chief of the National Newspaper Publishers Association News Service and BlackPressUSA.com, spoke concerning several issues of importance to the African-American community, including affirmative action, community involvement, and role models.
A world of direct action and involvement.
Dear Mr. President: We are writing to request that you take direct action and involvement in ending the current Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability claims backlog.
As in other action research, involvement of the respondents in developing the product was essential.
"Community action and involvement is at the heart of KNVA and is an essential part of the spirit of Voodoo," says Ilderice Nerat, a Voodoo Priest and KNVA spokesperson.
