Rivers played fruitfully in the gap between high and low.
In another, it is the bridge between hedonism and discipline, "where duty, magic and creativity fruitfully run into one another".
These early efforts soon progressed to unconscious imitations of Derek Walcott and then, more fruitfully, work influenced by Kamau Brathwaite.
But it intersected fruitfully with contemporary European developments like Group Zero and Arte Povera, played an essential role in Op Art and helped spawn a version of Conceptual Art that valued the collaborative, the implicitly political and the ephemeral.
Within a given theory, any entities that can play those roles fruitfully for the purposes at hand are justifiably identified with those notions — regardless of how well they comport with pre-theoretic intuitions.
These are just a few of the holiday offerings that Steven Banks tweaks fruitfully in "Looking at Christmas," now playing at the Flea Theater.
She fruitfully traces the play's rise to the top spot in the canon during the course of the 20th century, as a work that seemed both to prefigure the horrors of that blood-soaked era and to offer endless stimulation to the thinkers and writers born into it.
Bryony Lavery can work fruitfully with Frantic Assembly and write plays entirely on her own, too.
Subsequently, there has been quite some debate with regard to what extent and how fruitfully global capitalism can be explained and criticized in terms of recognition and what role functional imperatives play within such an account (see, for example, the contributions in Schmidt am Busch/Zurn 2010, 241 318).
Social conscience and social comedy, usually estranged, couple fruitfully in his work.
