Sentence examples for communal creation from inspiring English sources
The scene in many ways recalls the retreats for training and communal creation founded over the last few decades by other international theater figures: Peter Brook (in France), Tadashi Suzuki (in Japan) and Eugenio Barba (in Denmark).
Psychedelia as communal creation, psychedelia as mystical quest, psychedelia as a roiling tangle and psychedelia as a euphoric, entranced sprawl are all encompassed in the music of Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter, whose 21st-century album release dates always seem suspect — they should all be copyrighted 1968.
Companies around the world are tackling big problems through communal innovation, or co-creation, efforts.
Ours is a communal world.
Any new song would be likely to undergo this process of communal re-creation.
According to the widely accepted communal re-creation theory, put forward by the American collector Phillips Barry (1880 1937) and the scholar G.H. Gerould (1877 1953), the ballad is conceded to be an individual composition originally.
However, such anticipation may further contribute to the fragmentation of the communal rangelands and creation of private settlement together with the expansion of large-scale agriculture.
But "when government agencies don't deal with the creation of communal space, the architects do," said Jose Castillo, himself an architect in the city and a curator of "Mexico City Dialogues: New Architectural Practices," a show opening tonight at the Center for Architecture in New York.
For her dissertation she directed an international research project at an archaeological site in the remote highlands of Peru between 2014 and 2017 to investigate the social processes involved in incipient village formation and organization of communal labor in the creation of large-scale public works.
Although the PSNP has been hailed as a success in enhancing the protection and creation of communal and household assets, there are some challenges.
From the result of this study, impacts of external development intervention can easily be explained, depending upon the shrinkage and degradation of communal grazing land and creation of pastoralists that do not support the livelihood of their HHs by themselves.
