The artists on view each communicate a distinct worldview and relationship to the notion of disguise.
In the differential theory of the faculties, sensibility, imagination, memory, and thought all "communicate a violence" from one to the other here Deleuze works with the Kantian notion of the sublime as discordant accord of the faculties.
"To communicate?" a student ventures.
Communicate a clear positioning.
In my opinion, the literal description of the visual idea is secondary to the models but serves to communicate the notion of a building divided in two parts: a concave public plaza that extends through the landscape all the way to the sea--under the sky--and underneath, a large gallery under the sea.
The critical moment – when it was clear that we had a break with past – came in the post-G20 summit press conference, when Obama declared: "What I've tried to do... is communicate the notion that America is a critical actor and leader on the world stage, and that we shouldn't be embarrassed about that, but that we exercise our leadership best when we are listening".
Each year around March 8 (International Women's Day), representatives of world governments come together to draw up a statement that is supposed to communicate the notion that women and men are equal.
And that's how the saints all ascend to heaven, like a child screaming, Daddy, I want to stay up here, Daddy, don't get me down, Our Father Our King, leave us up here, Our Father Our King! (From "Open Closed Open: Poems") So all the rituals of Passover — what Amichai calls child's play — do not necessarily communicate the notion of freedom they were devised to transmit.
Communicate the notion of safety repeatedly.[8].
What it is meant to communicate is the notion that the child was the product of an extra -- or non-marital reproductive sex act -- a moment of passion, rather than, well what?
Libeskind succeeded in communicating the notion that architecture and particularly modern architecture can have a moral component.
