and historical backgrounds as well as the changing social, economic, political, and intellectual conditions of their respective societies.
Painters were thus confronted with the need to reject traditional, historical, or academic forms and conventions in an effort to create an art that would better reflect the changed social, material, and intellectual conditions of emerging modern life.
In this lecture, we see how an important thinker of the Postwar Japan was deeply troubled by the intellectual conditions of his rime and attempted to imagine possible ways out.
It should not be forgotten, however, that such common foundations as there were gave rise to a great variety of individual legal systems differing as to their completeness and elaboration and reflecting the tribal (i.e., Dorian, Ionian, etc). and historical backgrounds as well as the changing social, economic, political, and intellectual conditions of their respective societies.
Fry (2000) saw the favorable intellectual conditions for the rise of a neovitalistic approach at the beginning of the twentieth century, taken up by authors such as Hans Driesch (1867 1941) in Germany and Henri Bergson (1859 1941) in France as a reaction to that perplexity.
His musical and intellectual condition were acquired within the bosom of the System and within the country". In carrying the System's ideals forward, Dudamel says conducting has become essential in his life, as basic as eating.
Because the lack of such services contributes to our invisibility, it is a threat to our physical and intellectual condition.
The mean proportion of all the DGA patients having one or more medically compromising conditions was 39% consisting of 14% intellectual conditions, 10% physical, and of 15% both.
The final difference with Kuhn highlighted in the lecture is in his decision to avoid all discussion of "technological advance or of external social, economic and intellectual conditions in the development of the sciences".
