Paradoxically, only such a broad view can cut to the heart of our multifaceted society, a place where pop culture and high art, reality and fiction, news and television's shaping of it, meet.
The program's students and faculty draw upon multiple disciplines and methodologies to address questions about America's development as a complex and multifaceted society and about its place in the world.
I want to write and read work that is as multifaceted as our society.
This development best happens with a skilled faculty member who is both an expert in his/her discipline and is able to assist students in their learning as well as their multifaceted responsibilities to society.
Usually, these partnerships are created because the private and public sector partners realize their inability to single-handedly solve the multifaceted problems confronting society.
While many organisations may recognise the significance of communication in the shaping of development work, I argue that music - which has a more unrestrained, yet multifaceted function in most African societies - remains a vital, yet largely unexplored, resource, with potential relevance at all stages of the development process.
Learning, as the fundamental issue for the development of individuals and societies, is a multifaceted reality defined by context (UNESCO, 2015a).
Cantle, for example, argues that while the focus of multiculturalism on inequalities was justified, it has failed to adapt to the rising superdiversity of our societies and the multifaceted aspects of difference and otherness.
In conclusion, the ageing of Western societies is a multifaceted phenomenon in which health care needs change much more than has been suggested in traditional scenarios.
G20 leaders who are determined to increase women's participation by twenty five percent need to recognize the multifaceted role of women in society to meet this target.
A strength of our society is its multifaceted membership.
