A live 1962 performance points far ahead, with a twenty-three minutexcursionon through a labyrinth of tones, themes, tempi suggests the search for an even more fluid musical framework as well as a string quartet, composed by Coleman, that suggests the growing desire to shift contexts drastically and bypass the traditions of jazz altogether.
The actors will evidently move within a shifting context of props and projections.
If it fails to please - in whatever shifting context "pleasure" exists - then we should leave.
Within his sweeping narrative he encompassed the fate of both collective and individual dilemmas of identity, analysing the rigidities of Jewish political thought, and placing them within the shifting context of a world in turmoil.
Atwood has tackled this subject before – with, for instance, her portrayal of the shifting context and reputation of the artist protagonist of her brilliant 1988 novel Cat's Eye.
A columnist for The Boston Globe, Alex Beam succeeds in telling several stories simultaneously, weaving an account of changing attitudes toward mental illness, the methods employed in its treatment and the shifting context of the larger culture into an entertaining narrative that centers on the hospital and its history.
In this atmosphere of decisively limited expectations, it is all the more remarkable, then, to find writers, filmmakers, artists or reporters who have some grasp of the new and shifting context in which they will now have to carry out their work.
The author weaves "an account of changing attitudes toward mental illness, the methods employed in its treatment and the shifting context of the larger culture into an entertaining narrative that centers on the hospital and its history," Holly Brubach said here last year.
Startup Grind Toronto has delivered a series of events to highlight the shifting context of early stage finance.
Various authors have tried to make the idea of shifting context precise, most notably Heim (Heim 1983b).
