This graduate seminar will probe the practices, discourses, and theories the undergirded the rise of abstraction through close analyses of wide-ranging works in seminal avant-garde movements.
She is constantly probing the limits of acceptable social discourse, seeking ways to incite laughter (or gasps) without bringing the language police down on her head.
As more men are accused of harassment and assault, and as the cultural conversation becomes louder and more intricate, Gyllenhaal seems to have turned a cautious eye toward the pithy discourse demanded of famous women probed about sensitive subjects. .
Relevant questioning or clarifying (probing) is performed with an attitude that follows closely the interviewee's discourse and provides latitude for expressing ideas.
A more probing film could have helped fill a vacuum in American political and intellectual discourse on the meaning of Sept. 11 in a nation with a burgeoning number of Arab and Muslim immigrants.
By mid-September, a month after Allen had welcomed "Macaca" Sidarth to "the real world of Virginia," the word still held a powerful fascination, its etymology probed, its sound repeated, until it assumed an odd familiarity in political discourse.
Open questions, in which the teacher probes for students' ideas without expecting a specific known answer, promote dialogic discourse and increase students' involvement in the discussion.
The survey question probed what students most-liked about participation in the inquiry-based classroom research experience supported by online discourse with a scientist mentor.
Probing the entanglement of mimicry with intentionality, anthropomorphism, umwelt, and finally empathy, he shows that this concept challenged the growing discourse of scientific objectivity and rejection of anthropomorphism already in the nineteenth century.
A gun silences discourse.
