Among the innovations in his romantic, lyrical images were the introduction of geometrical perspective in the uki-e genre; in the 1740s; the long, narrow hashira-e prints; and the combination of graphics and literature in prints that included self-penned haiku poetry.
Economics, as a field, seems slow to appreciate the possibility that the introduction of new perspectives can mean that more interesting questions get asked, leading to better answers.Dig deeper: Emerging economists: International bright young things (December 2008) Pay-for-performance for school students is no silver bullet (May 2010) Urban economics: What's in a name?
Focusing on these dynamics, a Balint group meeting can be described as a continuous back and forth movement between providing space for the presenter to elaborate on questions, comments and suggestions, and the active introduction of new perspectives by the group.
In short, we believe that the introduction of this new perspective of teaching chemical engineering can result in ample benefits, leading students to a better and wider understanding of the processes involved.
Since the introduction of the systems perspective to physical geography by Chorley and Kennedy (1971), a catchment has been perceived as consisting of landscape elements (e.g. landforms, subcatchments) that are coupled by geomorphic processes through sediment transport.
Through the introduction of a configurational perspective to the network topology discussion, this study examines equifinality in small-world design and advances the theory concerning interdependencies within the network topology construct.
This paradigm shift is partly a result of the introduction of a "biopsychosocial" perspective in medicine [ 6].
This reform experience, due to its novel nature, also offered the opportunity to move beyond traditional approaches to women's health to build a comprehensive agenda, which also includes neglected and emerging challenges such as gender-based violence, breast cancer, and the introduction of the gender perspective in the design, implementation, and evaluation of health policies.
This builds on the principles of global health we outlined in the accompanying paper, which emphasised multi-disciplinarity, a need for the introduction of a range of perspectives on global health, and critical discussion of interventions and values.
The introduction of the social psychology perspective expands the study of social transformation from a macro-social structural level to a micro-individual level, which further extends the question of "how society could be produced" to the discussion of "how citizens could be produced", especially in the Chinese context.
