But it's not so simple as a classical notion of purity".
Mr. Mayne's design is based on the classical notion of the city as a vibrant democratic forum: gathering places for a vibrant intellectual and social mix.
It rejoices not just in nudity, male and female, but in the classical notion of figures in a landscape, and of the earth itself demanding frenzied worship.
Several firms, including Intel, are investigating an idea called spintronics, in which the "spin" of subatomic particles a quantum-mechanical property that bears little relation to the classical notion of spin is used to perform computation.
The Renaissance idealisation of the naked human body, the church's promise of redemption, the Classical notion of heroism, or Van Gogh's ardent 19th-century belief in democracy - these are revealed within his vision to be in tatters, powerless before the pitilessness.
Some home-schoolers favour the classical notion of the trivium, with its three stages of grammar, dialectic and rhetoric (which requires children to learn Greek and Latin).This sounds backward-looking, but home-schoolers claim that technology is on their side.
Allen invests her with a capricious charm and an untapped power akin to that of Dianne Wiest in "Hannah and Her Sisters," and suggests a wisely classical notion of art and life of the dangerous emotions and reckless behavior that are at the core of the artistic impulse the actor's allure, and that are both the essential inspiration and the constant theme of art itself.
Allen invests her with a capricious charm and an untapped power akin to that of Dianne Wiest in "Hannah and Her Sisters," and suggests a wisely classical notion of art and life — of the dangerous emotions and reckless behavior that are at the core of the artistic impulse the actor's allure, and that are both the essential inspiration and the constant theme of art itself.
So far, we have a very useful consequence of the classical notion of validity.
