They disdained the ideas of the liberal professoriate, but they did not disdain the idea of a cultivated mind.
How does the Madrona Woods fit your idea of cultivated nature having value?
Tracing the historical roots of immigration laws, enforcement, and discourse, the immigration debate is more about culture than it is about legality the fear of losing an historically cultivated white identity (the idea of a white nation) with its stablished domains of power, control, and dominance.
Once it was closely related to the very idea of "being cultivated", an entirely passé notion connected with membership of a certain view of European, Græco-Roman civilisation.
It is easy to see how he was confirmed in the insidious idea that the cultivated élite should cherish its separation from the mass of humanity.
A model is likely to arise from one of Avedon's cultivated pep talks with the idea that she really is lovely, and that, instead of merely posing, she is gloriously holding the center of an imaginary stage, free to act as her own dramatic impulses dictate.
It's an old idea that well-cultivated, tidy landscapes make for tidy citizens, but it lives on.
Mr. Hall, 33, a Yale M.B.A. student who also studies environmental management (and briefly worked as a miner), was already exploring the idea of growing hemp, first cultivated in Kentucky in 1775.
Problems can arise if there are too many of this personality type in the room as wonderfully creative and brilliant ideas will be formed and cultivated that have no tie to anything that can actually be applied in the real world.
This sci-fi aesthetic isn't just unique to the group either, but is rather cultivated by Unit 15, which has been exploring ideas like virtual and augmented realities, cybernetics and robotics, synthetic biology and utopian science fiction in relation to architecture, for the 15 year period it's been around.
