Non-conventionalist or "functionalist" definitions reverse this explanatory order, taking a concept like the aesthetic (or some allied concept like the formal, or the expressive) as basic, and aim to account for the phenomena by working that concept harder, perhaps extending it to non-perceptual properties.
Special attention to how German intellectuals and politicians approached the issue of "German Guilt" after 1945, as well as how popular discourse engaged in the critique of an alleged Allied concept of "collective guilt". nNote: The course will be taught by Visiting Professor Norbert Frei, Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, Germany.
There is a need to move towards a view of urban environmental quality and allied concepts that can draw together, in a practical way, the strands of related work from different fields.
Another yet another criticism is that, in his effort to conflate various allied concepts such as business ethics, corporate citizenship, and stakeholder management into his own CSR Pyramid, Carroll fails to do justice these competing themes (Visser, 2006).
Debate about the nature of health and its relation to allied concepts such as well-being, illness, disease and disability is important both to help frame and understand the discussions that follow; and also to prompt at the earliest stage of the course dialogue between its participants.
If we are to avoid mixing homology and analogy, then the appropriate notion of function cannot be based on selection history, which is allied with the concept of analogy and concerns a particular variety of function.
27 46 The importance of willpower for quitting may be allied to the concept of resilience for Indigenous smokers, which in turn can be augmented with social and professional support.
Their experience shows how cultural diversity, allied to a shared concept of equal citizenship, can be a source of enormous strength.
Then there is the spectacle of naked male warriors marching around with flaccid penises, which in such a fiercely heterosexual film indicates an extra degree of degradation, a spectacle allied to some vague concept of political power and sexual depravity -- it looks for a fraction of a second like a very low-IQ version of Pasolini's Salo.
Moreover, it would be paradoxical if, just when America declares its willingness to call more upon its allies, particularly its European allies, the concept of the west actually leads to the diminution, if not the burial, of the European ideal.
We were aware of the danger that the inclusion of these studies could introduce themes that were not central to the concept of quality of life but were rather allied to a separate but related concept.
