Indeed, our relationship with the pylon says much about our relationship to the idea of electricity.
Greenblatt has a slightly detached relationship to the idea of ambition in his own life.
Many of the episodes reveal a vexed relationship to the idea of authorship.
Being a gay man, I have a slightly complicated relationship to the idea of masculinity.
"In a way, that experience challenged me to reëvaluate my whole relationship to the idea of success," he says.
The pressures of the Cold War were already transforming government into tiered, hermetic bureaucracies, each distinguished by its own sometimes Byzantine relationship to the idea of "national security".
They overlook Greece's special relationship to the European idea, a relationship which, as long as the understanding of the classical world as our predecessor and ancestor persists, will continue to deeply influence Europeans.
"The Soviet style was very much embedded in the culture of Russia the relationship to ballet, the ideas of risk, originality, and virtuosity," Elizabeth Booth, a lecturer at the University of Greenwich, who writes the blog Rewriting Russian Gymnastics, told me.
In the letters, Paul also developed powerful expressions of the human relationship to the divine in his ideas of faith as total commitment to Christ, of Christians as constituting the mystical (or metaphorical) body of Christ, and of baptism as becoming one person with Christ and sharing his death so as to share his life.
Robert A.M. Stern, the lead juror for the awards, said Ms. Nevins "approaches her art with a deep knowledge of the past, but with a great flair for reinterpreting those ideas in relationship to the current day".
Union officials, he maintained, accustomed to the company's history of friendly relationships and to the idea that employees' compensation is tied to the company's financial success, will not press Southwest for the last penny.
