But such a "traditional" conception was only one aspect of Greekness.
The traditional conception of mysticism was finally abandoned by academic scholars in the 1970s.
The aim was to subvert the traditional conception of the gallery, 'dissolving the discrete features of the white cube architecture'.
The discoveries of behavioral genetics call for another adjustment to our traditional conception of a nature-nurture cocktail.
Traditional conception, adoption, IVF, egg donation, surrogacy and so on are all loving and conclusive ways to create a family.
In both cases, women are encouraged to leave the workforce, adopting a more traditional conception of their social role and devoting their lives to child-rearing.
The coaching model is different from the traditional conception of pedagogy, where there's a presumption that, after a certain point, the student no longer needs instruction.
Giddens distinguished the third way unequivocally from both neoliberalism to the political right and a "traditional" conception of social democracy to the political left.
The traditional conception of the role of the judiciary as norm elaborators and enforcers-is both descriptively and normatively incomplete, and thus needs to be rethought.
This is the flaw in the traditional conception of the operation of the price system that prompted Keynes to introduce the concept of "effective demand".
Kuhn questioned the traditional conception of scientific progress as a gradual, cumulative acquisition of knowledge based on rationally chosen experimental frameworks.
