Each episode examines a theme -- like machismo or feminine ideals, love or space -- and explores it through the work of several artists.
Alternatively, some students may choose instead to examine a theme, such as religion, comparatively by choosing courses on that theme from a number of different geographical and/or temporal contexts.
Course directors from integrated DS1 courses develop topics for each semester of the Integration Seminar, examining a central theme, issue, or contemporary health care problem that parallels and strengthens the course concepts addressed in concurrent DS1 courses [ 18].
Interdisciplinary collaboration is defined as a knowledge view and curriculum approach that consciously applies methodology and language from more than one discipline to examine a central theme, issue, problem, topic or experience.
Popular influences of a more antique strain animate the "Azerbaijani Dance" (2005), a brief, assertive showpiece that examines a folk theme through the lens of splashy pianism.
Each event examines a specific theme and concludes with a concert; Monday's program, the second, dealt with concepts of mourning.
An interdisciplinary program synthesizes perspectives, knowledge, and skills from various established disciplines to examine a central theme or issue.
Stella even learns to trust George, who gently articulates the book's most important theme while examining a shattered sand dollar left behind in the cottage called Tern: "See, broken things always have a story, don't they?" She also learns that appearances are not always what they seem.
Now she is turning the skills she has developed in her writing to examine a much more modern theme – how fact and fiction can become confused to produce "alternative facts".
