The aim is to incorporate Planetary Boundaries into Vision 2050 and adapt Vision 2050 so that we avoid transgressing the boundaries and can decrease environmental impact.
He wrote and submitted a spoof article, Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity to Social Text, a trendy academic journal.
Titled Transgressing the Boundaries: Towards a Transformative Hermaneutics of Quantum Gravity, it was little more than a string of meaningless postmodern jargon.
That year, he tricked a scholarly journal, Social Text, into publishing as a serious article a parody studded with jargon and gibberish and titled "Transgressing the Boundaries: Toward a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity".
But even as she begins writing her confession on precious scraps of scavenged paper, she is transgressing the boundaries her father and older brother consider appropriate for a woman — and they have God's word on this.
After all, who could forget the Sokal hoax, where a professor of physics at NYU submitted Transgressing the boundaries: towards a transformative hermeneutics of quantum gravity, a deliberately meaningless joke article purporting to undermine his own discipline, to Social Text, a leading journal in the field, and saw it published, to universal delight?
We agree with the Court of Appeals that "[w]e do not see how the district court's inherent power to tax fees for that conduct can be made subservient to any state policy without transgressing the boundaries set out in Erie, Guaranty Trust Co., and Hanna," for "[f]ee-shifting here is not a matter of substantive remedy, but of vindicating judicial authority". 894 F. 2d, at 705.
Hence, Jungk and Galtung founded "Mankind 2000", a transnational organisation engaged in thinking about and visualising coming peace and human development transgressing the boundaries of the Cold War.
This understanding was part and parcel of the intrinsic code of futures research, encapsulating the principle of cybernetics as a method for transgressing the boundaries separating episteme and techne [39 Hagner p 38 9].
Eriugena, then, has a dialectical understanding of the relation of God and man which can be viewed as orthodox from one point of view, but which is always transgressing the boundaries of orthodoxy in the direction of a view which has God and man mutually contemplating themselves and each other, in an endless, eternal play of theophanies.
