The pieces share subject matter, media, and tone (they're both a little eerie).
There is certainly benefit to shared, subject-matter expertise, but the main goal is to facilitate meaningful reflection while encouraging follow-through from the teachers.
Through "Egg's" lens, Momix shares subject matter with untrained "outsider artists" who paint angels and aliens; with Craig Baldwin, a filmmaker who creates collages from campy science-fiction movies; and with the sculptor James Turrell, who is transforming a two-mile-wide crater in Arizona into an astronomical sculpture in the spirit of Stonehenge.
Throughout the program, more than 50 faculty members, practitioners, and executive coaches led by Faculty Director Paul Ingram share their subject-matter areas of expertise to inspire and guide your journey to authentic leadership, strategic thinking, and decisive execution.
This picture requires that it be possible to share a subject matter without sharing truths that define it.
To defend the claim that disagreement about grounds is indeed possible, one would have to resist the assumption that, as a general matter, we can only share a subject matter by sharing truths that define it.
He said that to think that disagreement about grounds is never possible, for the reason that to share a subject matter we must share criteria that define it, is a philosophical prejudice: he called the prejudice "the semantic sting" (see Dworkin 1986).
A rich mixture of renowned guest speakers, including elected officials, leading academics, political journalists and authors, will participate in the program by sharing their deep subject-matter expertise.
Benchmark: Understands characteristics of works in various art forms that share similar subject matter, historical periods, or cultural context.
A quick look reveals that the books -- which Ms. Bove collected in Berkeley, Calif., where she grew up -- all share certain subject matter: radical politics, pyschedelia, sex, pop-mysticism.
