What symbols are used to represent ideas and themes important to that civilization?
As it spread beyond Palestine and the Hellenistic world, Christianity continued to develop mythical themes important to the religious consciousness of converted peoples.
But Capricornia also displays all the themes important to the Jindyworobak movement: concern for the Aboriginal, discovery of the Outback, social protest, and the true spirit of Australia.
Well validated QoL instruments for epilepsy exist but focus on capturing common themes pertinent to children and families as a group instead of focusing on themes important to individual patients and their families/carers.
Some of the books are secular classics that happen to feature themes important to Judaism, like "The Peace Book" by Todd Parr, the decidedly non-Jewish genius behind "Otto Goes to School" and "It's Okay to Be Different".
Modern Caribbean literature owes much to writers and philosophers of the West Indies, including those who emigrated elsewhere; some notable names include Aimé Césaire (Martinique), V.S. Naipaul (Trinidad), Jean Price-Mand and Edwidge Danticat (Haiti), and C.L.R. James and Derek Walcott, who spoke to themes important to African descendants in the West Indies.
Four patients were individually interviewed, and the themes important to patients and the patients' contribution were incorporated into the evaluation questionnaire.
His new art, which he considers "mood boards," explores themes important to Kelly, such as color theory, social abstraction, textiles, and racial identity.
Before he turned to fiction, the author was a crusading journalist, and the novel incorporates two themes important to Larsson: Nazism and violence against women.
In order to write the novel, Stephenson researched the period extensively and integrates events and historical themes important to historical scholarship throughout the novel.
