Floodplains were important sites of creativity as well as sites of settlement, cultivation and travel.
They view "the margins as the centre, borders as zones of exchange, and borderlands as sites of creativity and innovation in response to adversity" and argue that this offers an alternative vision of pastoral development, " although one that requires both new research methods and development practices" (page 14).
The Internet phenomenon spread his music video, originally intended for consumption by native South Koreans, and made it available the world over without translation or reinvention and, consequently, provides us with multiple sites of creativity and ingenuity.
Two years ago, with "Lemonade," she imagined a ghostly antebellum plantation as a site of female creativity; onstage at Coachella, that site became a fictionalized H.B.C.U.
The works on these screens, and on the walls, were not really considered, much less circulated, as art, although they were, as the catalog puts it, accepted as "sites of female creativity".
Home to 150 Cal students (known as Clones), this mural-covered, historic landmark has remained a site of free-spiritism, creativity and learning for decades.
At its best, a social networking site functions as a hive of creativity, with users and developers feeding on each others' desire to see and be seen.
When her site was shut, five years of creativity, hard work, personal investment of time, money and energy were "destroyed in a single blow", she said.
The objective of this study is to develop an instrument measuring user-assessment of web site creativity and then to investigate the impacts of web site creativity on user behavior.
TTCT is used to evaluate creativity through divergent thinking [ 55], which is a key aspect of creativity and predictor of creative ability [ 56].
