There is growing evidence that vividness with which health threats can be imagined and mentally represented constitutes one of the most important determinants of actual behaviour change.
The US army chaplain even gives him a Qur'an to read, a belated, lamentably misguided concession to what his oppressors imagine constitutes human rights.
Many readers who are outside the debates on what constitutes adequate therapy probably imagine that millions of people are going to get something like the activity portrayed on TV in In Treatment or The Sopranos: two people in a protected space, choosing to work together at an agreed pace and duration to clarify and unravel (to the degree that is possible) the psychological issues of one of them.
As xiao is considered as inheritable through generations, it is the case that aspects of the meaning of filial piety are displayed for future audiences or the imagined audience constituted by individual social actors.
To survive the coming era, we need to re-imagine what constitutes wealth and well-being and what constitutes poverty.
For the citizens of Sony, the triumph of the iPod constitutes a distinct affront; one imagines the human-resources department dispensing voodoo iPods and exorcism instruction manuals.
Assume that a signal has been defined, then specifies signal shifted in time as indicated (imagine that the symbol constitutes an arrow →).
As you can imagine, the experience led me to think about what constitutes an appropriate expression for tragedy.
Indeed, protecting novels from all threats, real and imagined, seems at times to constitute a more vigorous cultural enterprise than the actual writing of the things.
So at age 85, Bunnen, a collector, philanthropist, and regular fixture on the art circuit, is creating her most experimental work to date -- trippy, psychedelic images that constitute a re-imagining of her own oeuvre.
