If the economy is governed by historical happenstance, not timeless laws, and subject to imponderable contingencies, not calculable risks, then the economist may have precious little to say.
"Her works have a timeless quality, seamlessly blending art historical and present-day references.
Fitzgerald educates his readers about the garish society of the Roaring Twenties by placing a timeless, relatable plotline within the historical context of the era.
The works merge foregrounds filled with keyboards, computer hardwares, and messy desks with a backdrop of landscape paintings picked from different art historical periods, creating timeless techno still lives that nod to an art historical context.
Reason, democracy, independent thinking, and human rights – timeless universals or complex socio-historical constructions?
As for its own name, chosen well before its historical role was determined: Timeless.
Its title invites reflection on the paradoxical tension in reductive abstraction between historical avant-gardism and timeless formalism (Johnson).
And in part because of its title, it invites reflection on the paradoxical tension in reductive abstraction between historical avante-gardism and timeless formalism.
"It always saddens me to see the thrilling content of education, be it timeless literature, scientific wonders, or great historical events, being relegated to a back seat, so that these joyless 'skills' and 'processes' can come to the fore".
Schools across England are still relegating "timeless literature, scientific wonders and great historical events" to a "back seat" in the classroom in favour of teaching pupils "joyless" skills and processes, the minister in charge of educational standards has warned.
