Further aspects of the essential unfolding of Being are revealed by what is perhaps the key move in the Contributions a rethinking of Being in terms of the notion of Ereignis, a term translated variously as 'event' (most closely reflecting its ordinary German usage), 'appropriation', 'appropriating event', 'event of appropriation' or 'enowning'enowning
Translating the notion of an industrial standard into musical terms led Mr. Eckert to consider the development of the standard tuning that allowed for the creation of a piano keyboard.
With regard to translation, others before us have tried to translate the notion of social justice into Moore, and for lack of any satisfactory expression, decided to defer the translation and to get around the problem by resorting to operational questioning [ 45], such as we did in focus group with individuals.
Warhol being Warhol, he translated the notion of a self-portrait into a kind of Hollywood screen test, going into a photo booth to take a strip of pictures of himself in a raincoat and dark glasses.
As ancient Chinese believed that the heart was the center of human cognition, the notion of xin is most commonly translated as "heart-mind" in philosophical discourses.
Following an interpretation of Locke's material property theory, modern legal scholars have translated the notion of having a natural right to enjoy the fruits of one's labour directly into having a natural right to intellectual property.h According to this theory there is nothing we are more entitled to call our own than our own bodies.
My co-founder of Jewish World Watch, the great Rabbi Harold Schulweis, has taught frequently about the notion of hakarat hatov -- literally translated as "the recognition of goodness".
Mr. Villaume said he found the piece's metaphysics convincing: "The notion of death as redemption is musically translated beautifully.
His central questions are "How do you value art?" and "How do you ensure that the value of art can translate into the notion of making a living on art?" So far, so good.
German artist Stefan Strumbel has been tackling the notion of "Heimat" (which can be roughly translated to mean "home") head-on in his body of work for years.
