Ms. Jong agreed, saying she would like to challenge her writing students and others "to come up with new fantasies that don't hew to the ancient paradigms of dominance and submission".
Yet, GLP are based on ancient paradigms.
Those who had held office under the Song...suddenly out of work, turned to art to express their enduring loyalty to the Song and their opposition to they new order of "barbaric" conquerors....Yuan figurative art often evokes ancient cultural paradigms that might serve as emblems of moral courage and survival in the face of adversity.
This way of thinking differs from ancient philosophical modal paradigms, because the metaphysical basis is now the eternal domain of simultaneous alternatives instead of the idea of one necessary world order.
There are four modal paradigms in ancient philosophy: the frequency interpretation of modality, the model of possibility as a potency, the model of antecedent necessities and possibilities with respect to a certain moment of time (diachronic modalities), and the model of possibility as non-contradictoriness.
Indeed, his headlock system is just one among many, with decision trees of control and submission organized across the entire body — a comprehensive new paradigm for the ancient sport of grappling.
Early historians bridged the historical gap simply by linking modern Jews directly to the ancient Judeans (fig. 2), a paradigm that was later embedded in medical science and crystallized as a narrative.
David Wilcock is a professional lecturer, filmmaker and researcher of ancient civilizations, consciousness science, and new paradigms of matter and energy.
Compound paleovalley fills in the Lower Pennsylvanian New River Formation (NRF) are directly comparable to these Quaternary analogs, stimulating a paradigm shift in the interpretation of ancient paleovalleys.
One of the earliest and most literal examples of this model-building paradigm in action was the ancient Mesopotamian invention of writing.
