Sentence examples for emerging notions from inspiring English sources

In the early 20th century, Rodale emphasized that industrial production subverts nature and promoted the emerging notions of "organic farming" and sustainable agriculture by establishing the Rodale Institute.

Here, today's emerging notions of audience engagement are afforded a complex history and set firmly within the armature of contemporary capitalist culture.

Drawing on recent work in the history of cartography and the notion of text as performance, I suggest that mapmaking in the early modern period drew on emerging notions of theatrical space and textual performance even as it influenced the imagination of early modern drama.

Nakamori will argue that during the 1970s select artists and photographers devoted themselves to experiments with the camera, individually searching for new and vital directions in their practice, exploring such emerging notions as gainen (a Japanese word for "concept"), postmodernism, and contemporaneity.

Recovering La Habana elegante's alternative notion of literature extends observations within existing scholarship on the genre about its role in promoting emerging notions of pan-Latin American identity.

Making Modern Japanese-Style Paintheg explores the visual characteristics and social functions of nihonga and traces its relationship to the past, its viewers, and emerging notions of the modern Japanese state.

This research dovetails with the emerging notion that a happy and meaningful life is not just about feeling good.

Joseph Moinian of the Moinian Group said the whole emerging notion of a high-rent "Times Square South" office district was related in part to the breakup of the Helmsley properties.

Moreover, our findings support the emerging notion that H3.3 has multiple functions in distinct genomic locations that are not always correlated with an "active" chromatin state.

The first focuses on the place of contingency and sensation in the work of John Gower, while the second addresses notions of the beautiful and the sublime in medieval literature as they relate to an emerging notion of literary style.

There's this emerging notion now that we don't have to be married to have sex, and more people are having sex as a result.