Sentence examples for cultural proposition from inspiring English sources

Jupiter extends the rich British tradition of landscape as cultural proposition.

This is why the recovery of a grime as a serious cultural proposition has been such a miracle: James Corden nearly killed the scene.

Stereotype-busting innovations like shared parental leave and shared part-time working arrangements between parents are not just cultural propositions.

No sooner has he landed in America than he has tripped into one of its mustiest cultural traps — the proposition, advanced by scores of movies, that the South is little more than a barbecue pit of frail eccentrics, secluded matriarchs, white-linen Lucifers, and outright steaming maniacs.

Within each proposition are cultural inflections for which the main decision is a vague proxy.

The purpose of this study was to develop a theoretical proposition of cultural competence development in nursing from a constructivist perspective.

The exhibition at the Frye explores The Underground Museum as a cultural hub and creative proposition, with paintings by Davis and film installations by Joseph that vividly evoke the beauty and power of life and death, culture and communion.

Cross-cultural patterns support the proposition that two socioecological conditions are logically necessary in order for an ancillary cultivation regime to develop and persist within a population of foragers.

The study tests McClelland's (1961) and more recent scholars' proposition that some cultural configurations nurture entrepreneur startups while other cultures are biased toward thwarting startups.

Drawing largely on the experiences of former British colonies, this article documents the importance of land rights as legal argument, cultural relationship, social movement, political proposition, and policy program.

The active participation in the real estate sector by cultural entrepreneurs aided the conversion of esthetic proposition in the arts field to culturally valorized spaces for sale in the urban regeneration field and this was enabled by the elite's extensive connections with other powerful social agents in the business and the state sectors built over previous experiences.