Perhaps we must change our model of life.
Ultimately, he says, "any project of liberation has to have as its goal the multiplication of legitimate models of life".
No other country has adopted the U.S. model of life tenure for judges.
Not movies but television — in particular, tabloid reality television — hangs over everything, as an aspiration and a model of life.
The model of life is relatively static and absolute, and it is transmitted from one generation to another with little deviation.
In the process, he exposed cracks in the seemingly sacred Baby Boomer model of life, where work is supreme and travel and hobbies are deferred until retirement.
In the chronicle of this grandly lived life, shot through with digressions on war and love and ruminations on literature and rocketry, Chabon renders an entire era within a single deathbed confession — a scale model of life after the Second World War.
More controversial is the question of whether, in presenting this Victorian Christmas card model of life at home, broadcasters were also promoting and endorsing it as a subliminal form of social engineering.
In this way the theatre could project a picture of the world by artistic means and offer models of life that could help the spectators to understand their social environment and to master it both rationally and emotionally.
