For Heidegger, there are two dominant modes of being human: authenticity and inauthenticity.
Allegory and genre, sometimes combined, remained his dominant modes; experiments with high-relief fabric collage continued.
In Third World cities, where the automobile has never taken hold, transit, bicycles, and walking remain dominant modes.
A debut collection of poems whose dominant modes are wit and anger, both deployed in the hope of solving grief and loss.
His book may not presage sweeping changes in the immediate future, but it probably heralds what will be the dominant modes in years and decades to come.
Because canonical texts are so crucial in each, interpretation and commentary become dominant modes of religious attentiveness, expanding the scriptural traditions.
None higher than this ode to the French philosopher and guru of deconstruction – a strategy that seeks to expose, then subvert, the various binary oppositions that undergird dominant modes of thinking.
"As race and gender and sexuality have become the dominant modes of understanding our world, class has fallen out of the picture," said Jefferson Cowie, a visiting assistant professor at Cornell University who specializes in labor and working-class history.
In 1942, what would become the dominant modes of wartime storytelling were represented by "Casablanca," "Mrs. Miniver" and "Wake Island": thrillers with reluctant heroes, inspiring tales of ordinary indomitability and fictionalized bulletins from the front.
This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.
Dominant modes of transport are identified.
