One important reason for thinking globally as an historian is the fact that the history discipline since the Greeks—has tended to be Eurocentric in its choice of topics, framing assumptions, and methods.
Irigaray's strategy of mimicry aims to expose the crucial role these patriarchal representations play as framing assumptions in Western reasoning, and as such, are not only taken for granted, but legitimate the association of femininity with pathology.
The first episode of the new, live NBC daytime talk show, "Megyn Kelly Today," which aired yesterday, framed her assumption of the 9 A.M. slot the third hour of the "Today" show as a folksy deliverance.
For the high altar of Antwerp's cathedral he framed his Assumption of the Virgin (1624 27) with a marble portico that featured a typically Baroque interplay of painting and sculpture, spiritually "charging" the surrounding space.
This is equivalent to the 'subframe-synchronized but frame-asynchronous' assumption.
Natural selection is, in this framing, the assumption that evolution occurs through natural forces instead of supernatural forces.
As a feminist phenomenologist assessing the meanings of the lived female body, Beauvoir explores the ways that cultural assumptions frame women's experience of their bodies and alienate them from their body's possibilities.
We use these findings as starting points to frame our theoretical assumptions, but we do not assume that all findings from other domains also apply to business-related domains, in particular to accounting, which is the focus of our paper.
Three assumptions frame the discussion, and four principles provide the theoretical basis for this model.
The coefficients in the geographic frame make no assumption about orientation of the dipole main field, other than to reject data by geomagnetic latitude.
