These are only two of many forays from a new vanguard of New York chefs who are retrofitting their culinary skills to the tastes and demands of rural communities — following the same earthy, everything-from-scratch ethos that became so identified with Brooklyn over the last decade.
The securitization of health also pushes responses away from an ethos of altruism to one of self-interest, and from civil society to intelligence organizations, potentially triaging intervention on the basis of individuals' rank within military, political or economic hierarchies [ 38].
What it entails is a journey from one ethos of conflict, the Palestinian one still raw, edgy and angry from the recent violence, to an Israeli one, expressed – most obviously for most – in the harsh rhetoric of political contest.
In his telling, for example, the premium that the Bushes place on personal loyalty issues from the exclusivity of the old-boy network; their playful antics derive from the ethos of the country-club locker room.
To completely move away from that ethos would be to fundamentally change the network.
It's hard to imagine something more removed from this ethos than Marni.
This self-effacing attitude to individual style comes in part from that ethos Rogers mentions.
Indeed, Lewis, Lord Dunsany, E.R. Eddison, J.R.R. Tolkien, and a growing host of imitators imbued pastoral settings with heroic and mythic elements, often borrowing from Christian ethos.
But they're not wrong: from the ethos of self-improvement to the supposedly self-evident good of American greatness, "excellence" is in the air.
The puzzle here is how our other universities came to be competitive anyway, with the values of efficiency so plainly absent from their ethos hitherto.
