A general movement towards a more mechanistic or materialistic interpretation of living systems was emerging at this time (e.g., Loeb 1912; cf. Allen 1975) and disagreements about explaining development between Wilhelm Roux and Hans Driesch loomed large (Maienschein 1991).
What unifies my approach to art creation is a concentration on sites that are in flux and the urge to make the familiar strange so that I am able to reveal a new interpretation of lived reality.
This method enables interpretation of lived experiences and can provide a basis for reflection on the area of malnutrition, as confronted by politicians and civil servants in elder care.
Van Manen [ 24] argues that the ideas behind hermeneutic phenomenology acknowledge the interpretation of lived experience and believes that it is not possible to suspend or bracket pre-understandings or assumptions; rather they must be made explicit and therefore we made an effort to keep an open mind about the phenomenon and towards the participants during the study.
Hwang believes that interpretations of Live Your Dream will vary by country.
All 3 interpretations of lives of a cell the once independent lives of a single cell, the many lives (human, animal, bacterium, fungus, virus) of the earth, and the lives of a bacterial cell that travels throughout the earth strongly suggest a need for multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary collaborations, i.e., "One Health".
The ethical review of the ECNH was pre-structured by an interpretation of dignity of living beings as a gradual concept introduced by the ECNH, which was in itself a controversial concept.
It was not at all clear whether the interpretation of 'dignity of living beings' as a gradual concept was justified or how it could be explained in the individual case.
We were interested in how the frames of reference of the different researchers on our team mediated our interpretations of the lived experience of our participants, and so enriched our situated understandings [ 23] of recovery and personality disorders from academic, service user and clinical perspectives.
Bioarchaeologists are in a unique position to develop rich interpretations of the lived experiences of skeletonized individuals.
