Drawing on the social movement literature and adopting a historically informed field study approach we examine how this took the form of a protracted framing process where an emerging, shareholder-focused frame interacted with the extant work unit frame embedded in Maoist ideology and the broader cultural system of Confucianism and imbued control practices with context-specific meanings.
Even Avram, who is developing a fat-melting laser of his own, acknowledges that "historically, the field has a strong commercial spirit, but not a tremendous scientific one".
It is now so easy and so lucrative to mount a campaign for President that, even given the current historically crowded field, it's a wonder that still more people aren't running.
Those who banded together in the 60's to find better ways to work in dance were pioneering the notion of community in a historically rivalrous field (on a shared program of 1930, Martha Graham told her dancers not to converse backstage with the Humphrey Weidman dancers).
The historically older field of cognitive psychology tended to stay more in line with its theoretical boundaries, while the historically recent fields tended to reach beyond psychology.
Historically the field of dentofacial biology, despite some pseudoscientific gambits into physiognomy, has progressed at many levels of inquiry.
Historically, this field started as early as the 1930s, when a custom-made mass spectrometer was constructed to measure subtle differences in the isotopic ratios of natural carbon (Nier and Gulbransen 1939).
Furthermore, the transconjugant P13 strain was also found to stimulate corn growth and reduce phenol concentration in water containing phenol and in historically contaminated field soils, indicating that the transconjugant strain could promote plant growth in both contaminated and uncontaminated environments.
Historically, the field of epigenetics has focused on elucidating mechanisms for maintaining DNA methylation in dividing cells.
Historically, the field of conflict epidemiology emerged from public health research in humanitarian emergencies [presentation by Bradley Woodruff, at workshop on "The Epidemiology of Complex Emergencies," Ottawa, March 8 , 2007]
