And it sits at odds with much of what we know about the nature and function of ritual.
To complain that this represents a gross denial of justice misunderstands the nature and function of Icac.
This curious episode tells a lot about the nature and function of portraiture during the Renaissance.
Kalidas Bhattacharyya was concerned with the nature and function of philosophical reflection and its relation to unreflective experience.
To the Lighthouse melds into its structure questions about creativity and the nature and function of art.
The discussion between Wordsworth and Coleridge on the nature and function of metre illuminates the crucial transition from Neoclassical to modern theories.
Indeed, for there to be any philosophical inquiry into the nature and function of myth at all, there must exist a body of data about myths across a range of societies.
In recent years, in Christianity especially, notwithstanding the doctrinal divergencies and modes of expression in the nature and function of the priesthood, new approaches have been made by both Catholic and Protestant theologians, liturgical scholars, and laypersons.
But coming from the world of European experimental theater, he also acknowledged that performing in "Fela!" had forced him to recalibrate some of his own assumptions about the nature and function of his art.
30), Denis Donoghue quotes a sentence from Beckett's letter of Feb. 17, 1954, to the translator Hans Naumann, on the nature and function of language — an essential and obvious topic for Beckett and many other writers: "I will all the same give you one clue: the need to be ill equipped" ("le besoin d'être mal armé").
— Lauri Järvilehto, CEO of Lightneer and author of The Nature and Function of Intuitive Thought and Decision Making (Springer 2015).
