The prevailing sentiment here seems to be that good intentions or clever appropriation, framed with social awareness or documentary understatement, will suffice, but as you drift listlessly through the galleries, you may think otherwise.
Perhaps to spite this guilty conscience, Rodenbeck refashions the meaning of Merleau-Ponty's dictum in the six chapters that follow, using this appropriation to frame her discussion of an entirely different relationship between art and theft in the 1960s.
Topics relevant to both painting and film addressed in this course will include narrative, appropriation, temporality, sequence, montage, framing and scale.
For it is by no means clear how the appropriation – the rephotographing and framing of the shot – differs in its content, as opposed to its context (the "quotation marks" of low lighting, crimson walls and gold frame).
Beck-Nielsen gives an artistic defense, framing his appropriations in a larger examination of the nature of reality.
Beck-Nielsen gives an artistic defence, framing his appropriations in a larger examination of the nature of reality.
The teaching and learning of argumentation are based on premises that are consistent with the wider literature in science education, namely in framing science learning in terms of the appropriation of community practices that provide the structure, motivation and modes of communication required to sustain scientific discourse (Kelly & Chen 1999; Lemke 1990).
Incongruent frames lead to difficulties and conflicts around developing, appropriation, and use of the innovation [ 18].
Thus, the aim of the present writing is to frame, within the urban context, the relevance of the temporary appropriation in relation to social sustainability.
Lawmakers and agency officials, though, say it might be impossible for agencies to review thousands of projects in such a tight time frame, and at such an early stage of the appropriations process.
