Sentence examples for practices of representation from inspiring English sources

Again, following Pitkin, it would appear that our ideas about political representation are contingent on existing political practices of representation.

In a similar vein, contemporary literary theorists have drawn attention to practices of representation that reproduce a logic of subordination that endures even after former colonies gain independence.

Increasingly, theorists of global democratic reform envisage the need to develop new institutions and practices of representation and accountability rather than merely to extend traditional constitutional models and electoral mechanisms of domestic democratic governance (Archibugi 2008; Macdonald 2008; Marchetti 2008).

In Butler's words, "certain kinds of efforts to restrict practices of representation in the hopes of reigning in the imaginary, controlling the phantasmatic, end up reproducing and proliferating the phantasmatic in inadvertent ways, indeed, in ways that contradict the intended purposes of the restrictions itself" (Butler 2000, 490).

However, as Martin [ 32] points out, failing to strive for more democratic practices of representation means that research funding decision-making neglects the voices of the disinterested public and those hard-to-reach social groups.

The depiction of females as circles, and males as squares, dates from these times, and is still a common practice of representation within current biology (Weigel 2003).

Controversy remains, however, over whether the interpretive practice of representation results in essentialized and deadened landscapes in which the potential of the human body is not fully realized.

The sampling framework for selection of general practices included representation of: Different VI models (e.g. a variety in administrative or teaching strategies); Urban and rural geographic locations; and Combinations of levels of learners (i.e. medical student, junior doctor, GP registrar, GP supervisor).

None of this information, which is central to the practice of ethnography, is referenced in the recent critiques of ethnographic practices and representation.

Nevertheless, attention has increasingly been drawn to the fact that the evolution of cultural traditions involves a process of social inheritance, variation in the details of practice, and differential representation of given variants in subsequent generations (i.e. sorting due to various selection processes and cultural drift) (e.g.[28], [29]).

"My new work 'Lebende Bilder' takes its name from nineteenth-century tableaus enacting staged scenes, and attempts to unpack the idea of the still-life genre as studio practice and representation of things consumed," Yola Monakhov wrote.