The expression acquired its currency from a project conducted by the late Kenyan philosopher Henry Odera Oruka (1944 1995), whose primary aim was to establish, with evidence, that critical reflection upon themes of fundamental importance has always been the concern of a select few in African societies.
If altering the terms and text of the debate over the global conditions of IP protection is the organizational hook to the A2K mobilization, it is striking that the fundamental theme of the debate inducing economic growth is not central to the movement's internal self-legitimation.
But if you can forget Monsieur Heger's lessons and forgive a little self-indulgence, you will enjoy this meandering literary novel, with its atmospheric evocations of place and explorations of fundamental themes: passion, death and artistic creation.
This article begins with a brief overview of fundamental themes of feminist legal theory, followed by discussion of the evolution of the concept of equality and needed institutional change in several substantive areas: political equality; marriage, reproductive rights, and commodification of the body; protection from violence; and economic rights.
These enzymes appear as variations on only a small number of fundamental themes [ 1] and it seems that many if not most of these enzymes and even complete bioenergetic chains are almost as old as life itself [ 2- 4].
Which brings me to my point, that the one fundamental, primal theme of the books is food.
Redox biology is a fundamental theme of aerobic life.
Betrayal is the fundamental theme of "The Appointment," unmistakable yet vague at the same time.
The tension between the two, at the heart of the movie's father-son odyssey, may be the fundamental theme of our era.
Malevich is monumental not for what he put into pictorial space but for what he took out: bodily experience, the fundamental theme of Western art since the Renaissance.
