She offers up careful considerations of animals posed as they would be found in nature, framed by detailed re-creations of their habitats, like Akeley's "three-dimensional portraits of Africa" in the Akeley Hall of African Mammals at the American Museum of Natural History.
Despite the problematic nature of framing it as separate from American history in general Stacy Dash is the latest to bring this point into the cultural conversation this month has also become significant for the black community in the conversation around Beyoncé's "Formation" music video and accompanying Super Bowl performance.
The Swiss architect, however, must have been happy with the sonorous bird because, as he told me: "This should be an escape, a place where nature is framed and compressed".
Again and again, Baume invokes nature to frame the book's relationships: the narrator compares caring for One Eye to nurturing a nettle, just as he was "his father's nettle... a son fit only to be kept indoors … where there's nothing to sting but himself".
At the same time that Ministries of Health, health services researchers and media are recommending cost-saving measures and creation of new and innovative models of care, those working in social science have been questioning the nature and framing of these public policy debates.
Even that reassuring notion of "sound science" is often shaped by prior social commitments framing the nature and boundaries of the issue under consideration.
"Lawn" is influenced by the history of landscape painting -- specifically, Mr. O'Connor said, by the way that we distance ourselves from nature by romanticizing and framing it.
"My approach to a sculpture seeks to frame nature so one can experience it more intimately," says British artist Wolfgang Buttress, whose 17-metre high Hive installation opens at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, in London on Saturday.
When you put it put like this, the bogus nature of this way of framing the debate becomes clear.
The normally circumspect Japan Times denounced the group for framing "women's nature as responsive to male desires rather than as active and independent"; what's more, the girls of AKB48 are "posed and presented by men for the pleasure of and consumption by other men".
And they've successfully used Lugar's long tenure as a noose to tie around his neck, framing his amiable nature as the product of having been in Washington too long.
