Her work, both with the digital archive of CPMR and her community engagement with El Museo Del Norte in Detroit, intentionally undermines the entrenched system of top-down determination of what is valuable, as well as who gets to participate, in knowledge production.
Spinoza's top-down determination starts with a single category (in his case, divine substance) that is then progressively divided by the application of concepts the model being Plato's method of division in which a genus concept is divided into particular species by the presence or absence of some differentiating property.
It was apparently a case of a policy pursued with head-down determination long after its original purpose had become obsolete by a President and senior officials who overestimated their own ability to influence a foreign leader.
Businesses with inventions critical to obtaining capital investment and creating jobs would be given the option to skip the line and get an up-or-down determination on their applications within one year.
"Incidents like this will never stop us, or slow down our determination".
The death of Curtis Mayfield last year ended the career of a songwriter who never let his knowledge of urban despair break down his determination to think positive.
Mr Bush may have toned down his determination to pull out of the ABM treaty, but he is likely to remain more enthusiastic about points of European neuralgia than Mr Clinton ever was.
In the book, the authors con tend that the interaction of Mr. Crowhurst's yearning for the prize and publicity and a vig orous promotion campaign by the sponsors of the race wore down his determination to face the reality of failure.
In the end, says Yara Silva, 22, an MA student of magazine journalism at City University, it comes down to determination.
Whether the senators can maintain their filibuster, then, will come down to determination and public pressure.
