It retroactively applies current theories of cultural hybridity to older conceptions of race, and asks the reader to imagine what race has meant and means today.
She identifies two older conceptions of action, a consequence-oriented view, on which actions are simply ways of producing effects in a given, natural world, and an expressivist view, on which actions function more or less as evaluative pronouncements.
It seemed to legitimise a model he had already, in a 1959 article, proposed to replace the old conception of a single dense core surrounded by a wall.
The nation states which replaced Metternich's old conception of European order and dynastic sovereignty in the 19th century turned the succeeding century into a bloodbath.
Too often their old conception of conservatism strikes others in the G.O.P. as a form of surrender or, at the very least, an acceptance of the liberal status quo.
In shifting to LED lighting, the palace is part of a small but fast-growing trend that is redefining the century-old conception of lighting, replacing energy-wasting disposable bulbs with efficient fixtures that are often semi-permanent, like those used in plumbing.
"Internet Everywhere means that our old conception of the world separated into an online and an offline space is no longer relevant.
