Mr. Gordon has been exploring the interplay of the everyday world and stage life for nearly four decades.
This is done through linking academic debates on the nature of memory to a philosophical analysis that not only stretches towards every corner of the humanities and the social sciences, but also relates to the interplay between collective memory, literature, politics, everyday life, and most importantly: history.
Previous research has alerted us to the fact that the implementation of technologies depends on the interplay of technology and the workforce in everyday practice [ 55- 57].
Ms Hustvedt subtly and convincingly captures the interplay between Bill's artistic life and his everyday life as a husband, a parent and a friend.Ms Hustvedt's previous two novels, "The Enchantment of Lily Dahl" (1996) and, before that, "The Blindfold" (1992), were slick and stylish: accomplished if not very substantial.
There is a complex, multi-layered interplay between the surveillance embedded in communication technologies and everyday personal communications.
In crisp, quirky, often humorous, everyday language, Rackham explored how the countryside was formed by the interplay of man and nature over time.
The interplay of religion, politics, and territory is dramatized by the everyday details of economy, trade, and governance, as well as the social crises of war or the death of a king.
She is especially interested in exploring the interplay between ideology, state, society, and individual in the sphere of the everyday in Modern German history.
This is a story about the mystery in the everyday, the excitement that can ring through a peaceful nature walk and the sometimes unexpected interplay between living creatures and their environment.
