His Liquid Symmetries (2013), first performed in Madrid, draws on notions of uncertainty and flux – reflecting, the composer says, the instability of the times in which we live.
We draw on notions of space as being relational, fluid and contested by institutionally situated actors.
As noted, Zhu drew on notions of qi, yin-yang, the five phases, shu (numbers, probablilities), and images as conceptual and categorical resources for classifying, characterizing, and understanding the world, especially cycles, processes, and particular things and events.
To understand these adoption issues, analysis drew on notions of "working out" and "changing".
While this is deployed around notions of the participant being important to the grandchildren and family, and in this sense can be read as connecting to notions of a caring family, it also draws on notions of responsibility.
Selection among alternative occupations, as described by Roy, draws on notions of potential outcomes used in the literature on the design of experiments (Neyman, 1923; Fisher, 1952), later applied in Rubin (1974).
However, in racialized societies, race/ethnicity remains a salient externally-imposed category that continues to draw on discredited notions of biology, blood and genes [ 17].
Drawing on existing notions of what radical practice and transformative potential should entail, well-established interpretative frames risk obscuring emerging political projects and imaginaries and distort the real goals of citizen mobilisation (Nicholls 2007; Uitermark et al. 2012).
Besides biobanks drawing on reified notions of common history and national identity (Schwartz-Marin and Silva-Zolezzi 2010), they can also be seen as contributing to normative assumptions on the opinions of the people who participate in them, or more specifically the people who are surveyed and interviewed for their opinions on them.
The study charts the problems of connecting accounting and the social, indicates how social historians have addressed similar issues, and reveals the scope for drawing on other notions of the 'social' that have the potential to extend historical understandings of the roles of accounting in society.
