This survey contains chapters on each of the Nordic nations and places the texts into illuminating social, political and geographical contexts.
Historical and geographical contexts are detailed, and there are essays covering architecture, religious deities and rituals, textiles and feather work, sculpture, and inlaid and metal ornaments.
Since its inception the museum has looked at the cultures of Africa through one lens and then another, delving into social, religious and geographical contexts, taking more purely formal tacks or pulling back to scrutinize African art's reception and interpretation in the West.
In the films that established his reputation – Uzak, Climates and Three Monkeys – Ceylan used pared-down narratives with long takes and sparse dialogue to explore the ethical dilemmas of middle-class Turks, studying the social and geographical contexts of their personal lives and the larger world that is shaping them.
It discusses the development of the intellectual property right protection in different historical and geographical contexts.
The methodology applied proves to be useful and is probably applicable in other geographical contexts.
They result from the given social, cultural, and geographical contexts and the individual experiences connected to them.
My participation spanned geographical contexts; its length was often short and depended on the accessibility of groups.
In particular we introduce two types of geographical contexts for events: (1) protagonist locations, and (2) interested locations.
The complexity of social, political, economic-administrative and even geographical contexts have great influence on the implementation of public policy.
We use this framework to compare five interdisciplinary case studies of agricultural systems in distinct geographical contexts across the globe.
