In addition to teaching and writing poetry, Nezhukumatathil writes about the environment, and environmental themes appear in many of her evocative poems.
It's like I live in a Monet painting with all my best friends".ANNIE LEONARD, 46, ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST, SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA "There is something so evocative to me about having a bath out under the moon," says Jamie Durie, who is the host of "The Victory Garden" on PBS and "The Outdoor Room" on HGTV.
The imaginal scenes were developed based on previous research on imaginal scenes in cue reactivity research [ 66, 67] and described common environmental, interpersonal, and affective contexts of drinking, as well as evocative descriptions of the orosensory properties of beer.
Philip J. Hyde, whose evocative wilderness photographs, taken over five decades, became a potent weapon in the battle against environmental degradation, died on March 30 in Reno, Nev.
A11 OBITUARIES A18-19 Philip J. Hyde A photographer whose evocative wilderness images, taken over five decades, became a potent weapon in the battle against environmental degradation, he was 84.
Using simple gestures and materials richly evocative of nature (like light, water, fire, steam and ice), Mr. Eliasson creates sculptures, site-specific installations and environmental works, sometimes in unusual venues, that are startlingly beautiful, even as they make us question the gap between perception and reality.
Similarly, studies of peer influences or parenting behaviors in adolescence will be strengthened by taking into account passive, active, and evocative gene environment correlations, which can help to clarify the role of the adolescent's choices and behaviors in eliciting these environmental factors.
