Such departments afford an important sphere of freedom in which students and academics can delve into the past, re-evaluate assumptions, grapple with difficult and complex ideas developed and expressed by artists, writers and thinkers, and challenge existing orthodoxies.
That means challenging existing orthodoxies and silos of praxis that have created self-imposed barriers within the community.
It is clear that the DFA itself wanted to pursue an emerging middle power agenda that did not shirk from challenging existing orthodoxies and modes of global governance.
The candidate most closely associated with the existing economic orthodoxy, Lourdes Flores Nano, did not even make it into the run-off.
Sergei and Gherman, Valaam remains Russian Orthodoxy's oldest existing monastery, despite having been destroyed many times.
It is an approach which contrasts with (and complements) the theoretical orthodoxy of much existing patient safety research by approaching safety not from the abstract and instrumentalist system level but from the level of professional practice.
This interpretation is often associated with the view that Tempier's action was a symptom of an already existing opposition to rationalism, that is, against philosophical research pursued without concern for Christian orthodoxy.
What handicapped him — and impelled the long, sometimes fabulous stylistic detour of Mannerism generally, from the work of the majestic Venetians Tintoretto and Veronese to that of the extravagant El Greco — was the aesthetic and metaphysical orthodoxy of the Renaissance: pictures were complete fictions, at once analogous to the existing world and superior to it.
In 1150, the Sunni orthodoxy in the person of the caliph al-Mustanjid judged the work heretical and sent the existing versions to be burnt.
With its existing economic infrastructure and human capital, Ethiopia, like most African countries, simply cannot compete in a global market, but has been told by international economic orthodoxy to pursue policies aimed at doing exactly this.
