Sentence examples for theoretical movement from inspiring English sources

It ignores semiotics, deconstruction and every other theoretical movement since 1968.

Often it is hard for them to translate the theoretical movement into dancing steps synchronized to music and rhythm.

Existentialism was, and remains, a highly diffuse theoretical movement, and it cannot be expected that two philosophers connected with this movement should hold similar views in all respects.

This edition includes increased coverage of new terms from modern critical and theoretical movements, such as feminism.

Modeling of geologic events, such as convection within Earth and theoretical movements of Earth's plates, has advanced scientists' knowledge of volcanoes and earthquakes and of the evolution of Earth's surface.

It offers a personalized account of some of the central theoretical movements in literary studies and in the humanities over the past thirty years, together with an equally personal view of a possible future.

Theoretical movements including Cultural Studies (and its specialist foci such as Feminist and Queer Film Theory), Reception Studies, and Cognitive Film Studies (Bordwell & Carroll, 1996) have acknowledged that films do not have a single meaning but can be read differently by different people, depending on their desires, ideology, and social differences (Hall, 1980).

The aim of this study was to determine how actual saccades relate to the theoretical movements that minimize the consequences of the actual motor noise.

Perhaps the most promising of these anti-theoretical movements in bioethics has been the revival of casuistry at the hands of Stephen Toulmin and Albert Jonsen (1998).

Centred on a generative refusal of colonial heteropatriarchy, gendered violence and an unapologetic call for Indigenous queer normativity, Simpson champions Nishnaabeg anti-capitalist thought and internationalism, new insights into Indigenous methodological and theoretical practices, movement building and mobilization.

Galindo (2016) points one of these practices of national authority defense based on cultural aspects that are not Terrorism, but a theoretical and academic movement: the Third World Approaches to International Law TWAILL).