Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMASSIMO BOTTURA is one of Italy's greatest chefs, renowned for his juxtaposition of intellectual concepts on a plate and his sublime renditions of tortellini or a classical ragù.
The juxtaposition of these concepts and their practical implications for political economy and ecology has its formative origins in a European-led debate over the role of agriculture, as a critical dimension of environmental governance.
Author's response: I further enthusiastically agree with Krakauer that a productive study of the origins of life requires juxtaposition of "hitherto unrelated concepts".
Indeed, the term kṣaṇa is often discussed in juxtaposition to the concepts of material atoms and syllables, which are likewise comprehended as indivisible.
The colloquium opened with an intriguing pairing of concepts this week: motion and juxtaposition.
But the juxtaposition of the storefront where the concept was being marketed, across a cobblestone street from the boutique Kiki de Montparnasse, whose mannequins were outfitted in hot-pink lingerie, was a bit of a surprise to some passers-by.
"Rebirth" also calls this process into question with its juxtaposition of numbers in relation to immeasurable, abstract concepts.
Ms. Butters has a way with words: Glamping, or glamour camping, one of her pet concepts, is about "the juxtaposition of rugged and really pretty, grit and glam, diesel and absolutely darling," she writes.
He's fond of concepts that have been bouncing around academia for as long as hip-hop has been putting them into practice: diversity and hybridization, juxtaposition and layering, the markers and the fluidity of culture and identity.
With humans mimicking robots and robots mimicking humans, ROBOT attempts to tackle grand concepts through the lens of irony, humor, and the juxtaposition of the beauty of the human form with that of machinery.
The juxtaposition of Web 1.0 themes with tropical or jungle settings is especially interesting, as the idea brought forth concepts of nostalgia, digital decay, and the never-ending interplay between nature and technology. .
