Sentence examples for beyond normative from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the semester, the students explore methods of representing urban sites and their multi-scalar, multivalent systemic linkages beyond normative borders.

[End Page 178] The first three chapters shape the theoretical framework and contributions of this book, through explorations of how manifestos and coalitions move beyond normative thinking and activism to challenge hegemonic frameworks.

In her paper examining a decade of grass-roots experience of working for maternal health rights in the state of Uttar Pradesh, northern India, Jashodhara Dasgupta highlights the importance of going beyond normative concepts of rights and frameworks of rights-claiming [ 29].

The question of the democratization of the scientific space is a complex topic which goes beyond instrumental, normative and substantive arguments justifying civic participation, to include feminist, epistemological and sociological critical theory on the construction of knowledge, ignorance and agency.

One crucial unresolved issue identified by Matyas and Pelling (2015) is whether resilience should go beyond the normative notion to include politics, power, and culture.

We found systemic changes in capillary pH and pCO2 levels but no relevant alterations beyond the normative range and conclude that nasal application at 1 l/min is safe.

In this commentary, I think with and beyond the normative philosophies and policy-oriented frameworks on how to deal with diversity in contemporary societies formulated by Zapata-Barrero and Modood.

And I wonder to what extent some colleges, as they turn towards more securitized models of "success" and away from riskier, more potentially contentious practices of learning, might be participating in an idea of education that encourages moving through the world with blinders on rather than taking four years of one's life to consider things beyond the normative track or path to success.

Here we go beyond the normative assumptions of A4R in two ways.

Non-normative ageing refers to effects that go beyond the normative process and result in rapid cognitive decline, even before a disease such as Alzheimer's is diagnosed [ 2].

The creation of a primary care team is a very challenging process that goes beyond the normative policy definitions of who is on the team or what the team has to do.