This is followed by a discussion on how post-Heideggerian dwelling has developed in anthropology and related disciplines through ideas of temporality, taskscapes, and landscapes.
Inner Eurasia has been and continues to be particularly fertile terrain for thinking through ideas of connections, networks, and linkages across culture, space, and time.
The article concludes by highlighting the range of theoretical approaches to historical geographies of gender which are continuing to infuse ways of studying and thinking about historical geography through ideas of, for example, globalization, migration, heritage, and the body.
In James Macdonald's production of Bakkhai, Euripides' debate between passion and intellect, wildness and restraint is ingeniously filtered through ideas of what it is to be male and female.
"Science fiction starts to get a bad reputation when it stops being a source of play and starts to take itself seriously as a force in the real world," says Ings. "If you don't take it seriously then it can be useful, because you're freeing up your imagination and churning through ideas of what the future might be like.
In this paper we present a new conceptual framework capable of capturing, through ideas of concession and power, without explicit interaction between agents, the interactive element of choice and show how we implement this to deliver an empirical method that is tractable in terms of securing an adequate sample as well as being cost effective.
Ms. Johansson is also the only major player in "Cat" who appears to have a fully thought-through idea of the character she's portraying.
It can do so through cultural ideas of science or science fiction alike – indeed, through DNA itself, or through the ways it affects the public imagination.
I wanted to be subservient; wanted to see through the ideas of somebody else.
He made no move, even, to charge the murderer of Sushun but worked to convince him gradually, through the ideas of Buddhism, of the wrong he had done.
Three poetic narratives from three time periods, connected through dislocated ideas of nation and cultural belonging, spiritual searching, ways of seeing nature, levels of participation and exclusion.
