Sentence examples for normative representations from inspiring English sources

As noted by Henry et al. (2016), normative representations of entrepreneurship are dominated by masculinity.

As public and intellectual authorities are, as we showed, essential in defining and perpetuating normative representations of proper human-animal relations, we can consider that it is precisely the Western dominant paradigm that delineates human identity specifically in its utilitarian control in relation to animals.

"I've been socialized to objectify women based on their physical appearance as a result of society's normative representation of beauty," said Dinicola.

The results for the map task are consistent with this assertion, since viewers who did well in the task came away after watching the clip with a non-normative representation of it (centered on its spatial layout, rather than its suspense-inducing narrative).

In the present study we investigated the aesthetic effect of objective parameters in the works of art by studying brain activations (fMRI) in viewers naïve to art criticism who observed images of sculptures selected from masterpieces of Classical and Renaissance art that are commonly accepted as normative Western representations of beauty.

Mansbridge's discussion of descriptive representation points to another trend within the literature on political representation — namely, the trend to derive normative accounts of representation from their function.

For as Jane Mansbridge has recently noted, normative understandings of representation have not kept up with recent empirical research and contemporary democratic practices.

On 1 and 2 February, you could have gone to " an experimental congress" at Tate Modern "of artists, activists and thinkers" who want to "unpick the underpinning, pressing questions of contemporary sexual and gender politics" by "exploring strategies that divert and destabilise normative gender and its representations".

Detailed analysis of print media data enables us to consider the social context in which stories are produced, and to examine and understand the interaction between media representations and normative understandings/attitudes (Altheide and Schneider 2013).

It also needs to account for the normative nature of mental representation.

Second, defenders of EU theory can simply argue that, as per all normative models, the initial representation of the world is beyond the scope of the theory.