Bright afternoon-lit homes under cloudless skies are bathed by a near-radioactive glow that echoes Edward Hopper; yet in Gallace's wet brushstroke and blocky geometric houses, an unexpected and wholly welcome character emerges, cousin to Philip Guston or, more recently, Dana Schutz Americanan painters whose work embraces representation but draws from abstract traditions.
(NB, 10) {§6.5} The trivial fact that a completely analysed proposition contains just as many names as there are things contained in its reference [Bedeutung]; this fact is an example of the all-embracing representation of the world through language.
Instead, they embraced actual representation as a central animating principle of the Constitution.
The awards for people and projects embracing fair representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community were divvied up and presented at three ceremonies.
There is a rising recognition, among both former followers of Blair and alumni of the traditional left, that Labour's old majoritarian dreams are probably finished – and that it should finally embrace proportional representation and build new alliances and coalitions.
The Labour party, if it is really committed to democratic reform, should stop complaining about gerrymandering in a system that is already heavily gerrymandered against smaller parties and embrace proportional representation.
Undoubtedly, from Dummett's perspective, philosophers who embrace the mental representation view also embrace RTM, and RTM, as he sees it, is fundamentally misguided.
Young women are now embracing benign occult representations, reclaiming the rites and ceremonies that women were once chastised (or worse) for performing.
Here he has arrived, and uses his reconstructed visual system to make a picture with the guileless trust in his means he could not embrace for classical representation.
Though Walker states that the sphinx is meant to pay "homage to the unpaid and overworked artisans," it does the opposite by embracing caricatures as their representation.
Let this be an opportunity to reassess our self-image and our social representation, to embrace our own softening.
