At the same time as he suggests the risks of a neutered modernity that channels only its acknowledged virtues and responsibilities into its public image, he makes a film that offers a counter-vision — an art that runs moral and political risks even as it dramatizes them.
Some—I'm inclined to be one see a counter-vision waiting in the wings of the growing climate movement.
Optimists look at the sum total of all the local fights against despoilers of the land and arrogances of wealth, and they see fragments of the counter-vision.
The tragedy of the present political moment lies not only in the existence of Wall Street's alluring and delusional utopia but also in the nonexistence of a shared counter-vision.
In her brilliant response to Trump's grandstanding, First Lady Michelle Obama succinctly encapsulated this counter-vision of masculinity when she stated, "Strong men ― men who are truly role models ― don't need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful".
As Brown notes, expectations may be at their most powerfully path-shaping in the early stages of technological development, though they may also be subject to de-stabilisation, for example through the promotion of counter-visions or resistance from potential users, consumers, patients or citizens.
He suggests the government adopt its own "heroic logic" to counter the vision of ISIS.
The sample was immediately loaded into a counting chamber of the automated cell counter Cellometer Vision with two-channel cell fluorescence detection (Nexcelom Bioscience LLC, Lawrence, MA).
Cochlear implants and hearing aids can compensate for some of the hearing deficits, but there is currently no treatment to counter the vision loss, which is a form of retinitis pigmentosa.
Cochlear implants are indicated in cases of profound deafness seen in USH1, and hearing aids can compensate for some of the hearing loss in USH2 and USH3, but there is currently no treatment to counter the vision loss resulting from retinitis pigmentosa.
