"Youth culture as a kind of transformative, counter-cultural philosophy, it has to be shaped by older people and invariably it's by students," he says.
From the unpromising material of natural history, long seen as the Cinderella of biological science, they fashioned an ideology as powerful and transformative as any philosophy or religion before it.
What would it look like if our schools and criminal justice system were built on a philosophy of Transformative Justice?
Philosophy becomes personal and transformative in the mystical byways of world religions.
Blond is a Christian theologian with some very interesting arguments about how a transformative ethic can renew Conservative political philosophy.
JG: I want to get young people in general, women and immigrants in particular, engaged with these powerfully transformative ideas -- not just via philosophy and fiction, but via art.
Hook's subsequent philosophical activity was based upon his belief that the pragmatic commitment to scientific method had transformative implications, primarily in three areas of philosophy: the theory of knowledge, ethical theory and social or political philosophy.
For this purpose, a model of transformative change drawn from psychoanalysis and Continental philosophy of religion is more useful than a model drawn from Anglo-American adversarial modes of argumentation (Jantzen 1999, 78).
If his new philosophy endures, he will be a transformative figure in the history of the modern conservative movement.
But he added: "Judged alongside King's transformative vision of racial equality and integration, Obama's philosophy is morally deficient and uninspiring".
Recently shortlisted for an Academy Award, '63 Boycott also represents the latest example of Quinn's filmmaking philosophy, an activist bent honed by his transformative undergraduate experience at UChicago.
