She's interested in documenting formation and manifestations of culture.
We still have to get used to the mass phenomenon of small manifestations of culture.
Marginal manifestations of culture should not be ignored, he explained: in the 19th century, Telemann was considered a far greater composer than Bach; by the same token, in 200 years, Picasso may be thought inferior to Coca Cola commercials.
The second, more curious aspect of the juxtaposition is that it mirrors the schema that the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strausedused to describe the way societies conceive of the transformation of the products of nature ("raw") into manifestations of culture ("cooked").
She fills her journals with flinty thoughts: essays still to write; passionate, defiant, intellectually decadent, and often incomprehensible quotations; lists of obscure books to read and art-house films to see; words she'd like to use; records of café sittings; manifestations of culture beyond the beyond.
So movies, as manifestations of culture, are a big deal to Hunter.
Importantly, these manifestations of culture do not operate in a homogenous fashion, influencing all faculty within a department in the same manner.
Their sophisticated hunting techniques and vocal behaviors, which are often specific to a particular group and passed across generations, have been described as manifestations of culture.
Tracing the cultural, material, and discursive history of an early manifestation of media culture in the making.
