Sentence examples for is praxis from inspiring English sources
She chairs the Human Rights Committee of the Society of American Law Teachers Board of Directors and is praxis coordinator for the Steering Committee of the Board of Directors of Latina & Latino Critical Theory.
In social terms, puissance is immanent power, power to act rather than power to dominate another; we could say that puissance is praxis (in which equals clash or act together) rather than poiesis (in which others are matter to be formed by the command of a superior, a sense of transcendent power that matches what pouvoir indicates for Deleuze).
The idea of a learning alliance has been proposed, meaning that the goal of doctoral supervision is praxis and involves a learning alliance between each student, supervisor and university grounded in mutual respect to ensure a high quality PhD education [ 25].
Johannes Crüger, (born April 9, 1598, Gross-Breesen, near Guben, Lower Lusatia [Germany] died February 23 , 1662 Berlin), German composer and theorist noted for his compilations and arrangements of several important choral collections, the best-known being Praxis pietatis melica (earliest extant edition, 1647), which was reprinted in numerous later editions.
In our clinic it is not praxis to analyze these markers because the results would not affect our choice of treatment.
"Life is unfair," Praxis said.
For these groups, the time is for praxis and their solutions are workable responses to the objections raised.
Mouffe tries to avoid the near-consensus of criticism of populism by stating up front that her project is about praxis, not theory.
Liberation, therefore, is a "praxis," but it cannot consist of action alone, which Freire calls "activism".
An important element of the BEH degree is educational praxis, particularly real-life patient exposure.
