The fourfold is the transformed notion of world that applies within the later work (see e.g., The Thing; for an analysis of the fourfold that concentrates on its role as a thinking of things, see Mitchell 2010).
Secondly, the later Heidegger sometimes continues to employ the sense of world that he established in Being and Time, which is why it is useful to signal the new usage as the transformed notion of world, or as the world-as-fourfold).
The Triennale launches with a full-day conference on September 9 exploring questions of architecture's role in reconfiguring belonging, how the process has transformed notions of residence, and what the spatial, technical, and sociopolitical consequences of this transformation are.
Blood quantum has also had a profound effect on cultural definitions of indigeneity, transforming notions of kinship and belonging among Native Hawaiians (Kanaka Maoli).
Francis Bacon's natural history envisioned an order of things that would replace the illusions of language with solid evidence and transform notions of life and death.
The report makes the obvious observation, "Social media is transforming notions of privacy," and in turn, this alters the distinction between "personally identifiable information" and public information that is self-reported.
Mobile learning draws on the theory and practice of pedagogies used in technology enhanced learning and others used in the classroom and the community, and takes place as mobile devices are transforming notions of space, community, and discourse into personalized, connected, and interactive learning environment.
Somehow, between them, they had transformed the notion of physical love into a ridiculous idea.
Margaret argued that the enormous amount of data collected and analysed at the LHC has transformed the notion of validation for computer simulations and introduced methodological changes which raise various new epistemological issues.
Just as Mr. Jobs transformed the notion of the personal computer and the cellphone, he left an indelible stamp on architecture, especially the retail kind, traditionally a backwater of the profession.
While Jesus and later Mohammad transformed the notion of "blood" into "faith"—one could become a Christian or Muslim through faith alone—Judaism has always retained an ancestral component.
