Set to music by Shelby Gaines and Kareem Devlin, "Elemental Moves" explores the sensibilities of water, metal, fire and air, using fairly clichéd movements and literal sound influences.
Not so, according to some who have already taken Mr. Wilson to task for his lack of geographical specificity and his failure to explore the African sensibility.
He has recently completed eight video works that use different stylistic registers to explore the affective sensibility of human-to-animal and culture-to-nature relationships in the contemporary American West.
"Instead, I'd like to explore the evolution of his sensibilities as an artist.
His voice will draw comparisons to Thom Yorke but his impulses are more aligned with musicians like Johnny Greenwood and Bryce Dessner who explore the boundaries of rock through classical sensibilities.
The results suggest the use of a five-factor 22-item instrument to explore the form attractiveness of a passenger car in terms of the aesthetic sensibilities, novelty-and-fashion, identity suitability, apparent function, and symbolity of its form design.
Consequently, it makes sense to explore the presence or absence of mutations within these driver genes, to identify biomarkers for sensibility or resistance to treatments, and to indicate those patients most likely to benefit from targeted therapies.
AMES courses and faculty research explore the intersection between religion and culture, looking especially at how film, literature, poetry, music, philosophy, and media articulate religious sensibilities and commitments.
Approaching disease control within a political ecology framework and using a qualitative social science investigation of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in Northern Ireland as a case study, this empirical paper explores the rationales and sensibilities of cattle farmers and the agricultural political economy and regulatory framework within which they operate in this region of the United Kingdom.
Through analysis of novels, plays, and poems, the author explores the transition from sensibility as a sense of "selflessness" to Romanticism, which puts the self in the foreground as the mediating consciousness.
