This stance lives on in today's pragmatic reductionism [ 93, 94] and in advocates of inclusive or multi-scale systems biology [ 11, 95, 96].
This will be expanded on later in the entry, and some further topics of research will be illustrated, but for a preview of how the three stances can live together, take the case of a structured information system composed of several parts.
Yet, ranging from defiance to lucid awareness, these books are fundamentally moral, exploring stances to live or die by.
During debates on the syllabus, Harry coined the term "stance for living" – later modified to "lifestance" – to encompass both religious and non-religious beliefs.
In 1975, Harry and I collaborated in a call for a reformed type of religious education – we called it "education in stances for living" – that was published in the BHA booklet Objective, Fair and Balanced (1975).
James Downey, the show's longtime writer of political sketches, described his preferred stance in "Live From New York," an oral history of "SNL" by Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller, as one without anger or agenda.
But after seeing him live, my stance on the Seattle rapper that we should strip the fur coat off his body and use it to gently smother him remains unchanged.
It cannot even be represented because, on his view, representing the body necessarily involves adopting an objective stance on the lived body.
In 2013 I took a stance to start living without goals.
Sampson concluded that "The dissonance between Baird's rhetorical stance and her lived life was jarring" and that her case presented "culturally accepted signifiers of a bad mother".
