It was also difficult for them to situate themselves within a particular context without letting their own values and ideas interfere.
Literary phrasing, tapping the speech act's own generative pulse, emerges as a latent philosophy of language in its own right, whereby human subjects, finding no secure place to situate themselves within language, settle for its taking place in, through, and between them.
At every turn, individuals situate themselves within and against the confines of racial categories.
However, such selection and exchange networks need to re-situate themselves within the technological and regulatory environments that currently surround their activities, if they wish to sustain their endeavours without infringing other actors' intellectual property rights.
Bettcher's aim (2012a, 2014), then, is to provide an account of trans politics that does not marginalize trans people who situate themselves within the binary and that successfully grounds their self-identity claims.
More structuring in the conceptual representation of KT; 2. Providing key knowledge translation stakeholders with the opportunity to situate themselves within the field; 3. Bringing to light concerns shared by stakeholders in the university and socio-health communities by providing them with an opportunity to come together; 4. Increased targeting of research efforts in this domain.
Cross-case analysis revealed that each preservice teacher's stance on meaning, while idiosyncratically based on experience, was tied to pedagogy in two distinct ways: (a) most of the participants placed an increasingly important role on the supervising teacher when considering reading difficulties and (b) they situated themselves as a teacher within that context.
A key aim of the project is "to enable African American students, their classmates, and their teachers to situate themselves critically within the African Diaspora through direct exploration of the global water crisis through artistic, scholarly and socially engaged practices".
Neuroscientific studies of human decision making tend to situate themselves conceptually within one of two frameworks: learning theory (most commonly reinforcement learning [ 1, 19]) and behavioral economics (most often in the shape of prospect theory [ 12, 27 29]).
They also challenge traditional research methodologies by encouraging researchers to situate themselves and their research projects within specific historical, cultural, and economic contexts.
