Indeed, many experimental philosophers would already define the movement in this interdisciplinary way.
The hashtag was already trending on Twitter, as the alt-right's supporters and opponents competed to define the movement.
The proponents of nipsterism want to give Nazi politics an aesthetic makeover, moving away from the skinhead ethos that came to define the movement in the nineties.
NEW YORK TIMES Protesters Seek to Clarify Goals | There's an debate among the Occupy Wall Street protesters about how to define the movement's aims, The New York Times reports.
With their traditional portrait format and imposing scale, they seem at odds with the modest plein-air paintings that define the movement.
With their traditional portrait format and imposing scale, they seem at odds with the plein-air paintings that define the movement.
The political ideas that Kristol had developed by the early 1970s disparagingly dubbed "neoconservatism" by the American socialist scholar Michael Harrington in 1973 came to define the movement that eventually adopted that name.
Representatives of these groups, gathering in San Antonio last week, decided to form committees to define the movement and its values, to gather data on the United States programs and to plan for future meetings and training sessions.
Arshile Gorky, Pollock, de Kooning, Rothko, Newman, Guston, and, by a whisker, Clyfford Still are supreme, because the formal and the rhetorical terms of their works define the movement: the style of each conditions our take on those of the others, in a debate as endless as competing legal interpretations of the Constitution.
