Taylor's philosophy has been decisively shaped by his political work.
Monasticism quickly spread to the West, where it was decisively shaped by John Cassian of Marseille (c. 360 435) and Benedict of Nursia (c. 480 c. 547), recognized as the father of Western monasticism.
Born in 1944 in German-annexed Czechoslovakia, Mr. Farocki's skeptical consciousness and filmmaking career were decisively shaped by the student protests of the late 1960s, when doubt about official representations of truth became deep and wide.
Turner held that the American character was decisively shaped by conditions on the frontier, in particular the abundance of free land, the settling of which engendered such traits as self-reliance, individualism, inventiveness, restless energy, mobility, materialism, and optimism.
Monasticism quickly spread to the West, where it was decisively shaped by St. John Cassian of Marseille (c. 360 435) and St. Benedict of Nursia (c. 480 c. 547), recognized as the father of Western monasticism.
The complicated condition of the European project, which was decisively shaped in the past by a string of French figures (from Jean Monnet to Jacques Delors), bears witness to this decline.
Showing how these political philosophies have all been decisively shaped by the core values of the Enlightenment, he demonstrates that each one contains useful insights that survive their failures as comprehensive doctrines and that should inform our thinking about political legitimacy.
The 19th century was when the contemporary world was decisively shaped, for better and worse, and the thick galleys of Gareth Stedman Jones's forthcoming biography of Karl Marx (Allen Lane and Richard Evanss's The Pursuit of Power (Allen Lane) promise to throw much light on our present.
It holds that Canada's culture, political history and economy have been decisively shaped by the exploitation and export of a series of "staples" such as fur, fish, wood, wheat, mined metals and fossil fuels.
4. The geopolitical context is decisively different.
