That integration started this visual conversation of simultaneous, contrasting points-of-view - cinematic vs. theatrical.
Contrasting points of view of different types of road users warrant careful and distinct designs of educational measures intended for different users.
In the writer-director Paul Greengrass's magnetic and impassioned melodrama "Bloody Sunday," the re-creation of the 1972 outbreak of violence during a pro-I.R.A. civil-rights march in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, two contrasting points of view are presented immediately.
While the low-lying black marble wedges of the Vietnam Memorial, designed by Maya Lin, might be called populist Minimal Art, Mr. Tolle's memorial is a form of populist postmodernism, a combination of reality and simulacra, of high and low, a layering of different historical periods and contrasting points of view.
Her new collection includes a couple of ghost stories but is mostly concerned with character, relationships and contrasting points of view: several stories unpick marriages or partnerships, including one, "A Biography", which reveals two lost babies to be the sad secret buried in the past of a pioneering TV historian.
A few satirical shards glint -- a video cameo by Maria Brodeur as an overachiever wild to adopt a baby perhaps is sharpest -- but mostly Ms. Carter develops her theme through an assembly of contrasting points of view rather than crafting a confrontational drama.
Almost exactly the same patterns are visible for dialectic and elaborative complexities (Figures 8 and 9), indicating that the arguments being made include both an awareness of contrasting points of view and of depth within any single point of view.
A knowledge worker who is only getting information from the people who think like him or her will never see contrasting points of view and will tend to ignore and deny alternatives.
