For me, it's been about understanding critiques of white feminism, learning, and being better next time.
Gain an understanding of the essential frameworks through which to understand, critique, and appreciate the visual arts.
"It's one thing, they tell us, to read for pleasure on a screen – but it's quite another to read for understanding, for critique, for engaging in the scholarly conversation.
We will look at an array of topics to develop a deeper understanding and critique of the larger environmental movement through lectures, student presentations, group discussions, articles, and videos.
Dewey's aesthetic theory thus provides the basis for understanding his critique of work as it exists in societies sharply divided by class.
Indeed, it is striking that, when Nozick seeks to motivate his opening affirmation of rights, he starts with the same understanding and critique of utilitarianism that Rawls offers in A Theory of Justice when Rawls begins to motivate his contractarian doctrine.
The concept of chronotope disruption therefore has potential also to foster understanding and critique of the lived environment and the social landscape from a novel concern with affective timespace, which includes the impact and internalization of the gaze (Foucault, 1977).
A final hurdle: There is essentially no distinct field of academic study that takes seriously the responsibility of understanding and critiquing the role of technology — and specifically, the algorithms that are responsible for so many decisions — in our lives.
Traditions capable of subjecting their self-understanding to critique constitute continuities of conflict.
Feminist political philosophy is an area of philosophy that is in part focused on understanding and critiquing the way political philosophy is usually construed often without any attention to feminist concerns and on articulating how political theory might be reconstructed in a way that advances feminist concerns.
In two towns along the Chad Cameroon Oil Pipeline, epistemologies of la sorcellerie frame understandings and critiques of the invisible actors and processes that effect the pipeline's uneven distributions of violence, wealth and risk.
