In her talk, she examined freedom of assembly as a basic right and the relation between freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, and how this re-conceptualizes notions around the people and the body.
The capability approach is a normative theory, rather than an explanatory theory: in other words, it is not a theory that will explain poverty, inequality, or well-being, but rather a theory that helps us to conceptualize these notions.
Q: Does the EIL or WEs paradigm require us to conceptualize the notion of language proficiency in a new or different way?
However, this tale of feline fornication challenges readers to re-conceptualize their notions of illicit sexual behavior.
In this paper, we firstly re-conceptualize the notion of "context of use", in order to consider the main characteristics of collaborative environments.
The article conceptualizes the notion of migration policy change and presents the coding system used to operationalize policy content, changes in policy restrictiveness, as well as the magnitude of policy changes.
Emerging notion conceptualize DAPC as a scaffold for proteins involved in membrane stabilization and transmembrane signaling [16].
The scale is introduced as a measure of individual difference in epistemic style, conceptualized within the framework of dual-process notions of cognitive function.
Thus, we cannot solely talk about an URBAN PLANNING process where DESIGN has no place; but instead, because of the importance of DESIGN in the process, we need to re-conceptualize and evolve the notion of DESIGN to become more interdisciplinary in its practice, engaging sociologist, economist and anthropologist, and becoming more ethnographic in the approach.
Spinoza is highly suspicious of primitive notions that cannot be explained or conceptualized, such as prime matter and pure will.
He recalls a time when notions of war and struggle were used to conceptualize the past and contest the present.
