We desperately need more research to understand the effects of broadcasts on both the national and local theatre ecologies.
They should do what I did when I first moved to Los Angeles, and read a book written almost four decades ago by a middle-aged British architecture critic.Reyner Banham's "Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies" is by a large margin the best book ever written about LA.
Amidst this apparent uniformity, however, there is a variety of reproductive behaviours, ecologies, and physiologies.
Rijsdijk and Bunnik wanted to sample a range of Mauritian ecologies; toward the end of their stay, Grihault, who had introduced himself, offered to be their guide, and drove them to Mon Trésor.
For several years, Greenlee, and group of like-minded botanists and nursery men, who call themselves the Prairie Dogs, have been engaged in what he describes as "missionary work in the devastated ecologies".
It will result not in the infotopia that the prophets conjure up but in one in a long series of new information ecologies, all of them challenging, in which readers, writers, and producers of text have learned to survive.
It was founded, in 1977, in order to promote international awareness of marginalized literary cultures, and it circulates among countries in which ExxonMobil has subsidiaries — a neat example, as English says, of "glocalization," the official respect for (or colonization of) local cultural ecologies that is one of the contemporary features of international business.
We meant being true to the ecologies of regions.
"Performative Ecologies" (Ruari Glynn) consists of two illuminated robotic sculptures in a darkened room that begin to perform when a visitor enters.
The abandoned places have negative ecologies and fall further behind.
They have usurped many of the political functions that once belonged to elected officials, in part by adapting to new political ecologies faster than those who seek to counter their influence.
