But to proceed: Technology is about empowerment, and in fact I think that Thoreau's modern analogue would find many useful tools to bring with him on his sojourn in nature.
Commentaries on this painting tell me it has something to do with Marden's father, and his love of nature, as well as the artist's own sojourns in Greece, the ghosts of gods in the rocks and vineyards, and his adolescent daughters dancing in the studio on the island of Hydra.
Sojourn's name was derived from that of the slave liberator Sojourner Truth and the word sojourn --a temporary stay.
The pope landed in Jordan for a sojourn he vowed would be religious in nature, but which inevitably reflects the region's volatile politics.
We learn how this triumvirate of Venetian painters devoured not only Leonardo's ideas, but also those of Albrecht Dürer, the German artist whose realistic rendering of nature was known in Venice through prints, even before his sojourn there in 1506-7.
Ms. Zackin's Peruvian sojourn strikes me as a borderline example of the exploitative nature of the relationship between Western artists and intellectuals, and indigenous communities.
I don't know, but Ms. Zackin's Peruvian sojourn strikes me as a textbook example of the exploitative nature of the relationship between Western artists and intellectuals, and indigenous communities.
Lopes brings a scholar's mind to his reflections, beginning with historical overviews of Catholic teaching on sin, grace, and the nature of God, before taking a scriptural journey with Jesus from his sojourn in the desert to his death and resurrection.
Owing to the peripatetic nature of his life, Neil never became attached to the communities in which he sojourned; yet willingly agreed to be the ESL tutor to his office colleagues and their communities.
It was a dramatic sojourn.
