Interest in Mohism revived only late in the Qing dynasty (1644 1911 CE), when scholars, stimulated partly by contact with the West, went looking for untapped intellectual resources in their own tradition, particularly materials related to science and logic.
Linje Arkitekter designed sheds which combined the existing architectural traditions in material and roof shapes, with modern style.
The ability of these New World architects to combine elements from Italian, Flemish, German, and Spanish sources with the local craft traditions and materials would result in an architecture that was unique to the Americas.
To call these works paintings is to mark a definitive new era for the medium, expanding the scope of its terminology, traditions and materials.
Like 20th-century drama and literature, the art of cinema has depended heavily on the 19th-century realist tradition for thematic material and often for structure.
When Reverend Ike began preaching, most black churches didn't have a tradition of emphasizing material wealth; many spoke of the rewards awaiting the righteous in heaven or about the struggle for social justice.
In many ways, the Gornicktchiks are following squarely in the tradition of the material feminists of the 19th century, women like Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who proposed a feminist apartment hotel in New York City and campaigned for redesigned spaces that would support women's public work and end their physical isolation.
Barker began using the pseudonym Gerald Wiley when writing sketches because he wished the pieces to be accepted on merit and not just because he, as a star of the programme, had written them; he continued this tradition with the material he wrote later in his career.
First, we predicted that evidence for traditions within the social domain of spider monkeys would be more prevalent than in other domains including material traditions.
The poet writing in English may therefore make his own tradition by using materials from any past period, in any language.
