They emphasize a need for fluency in several modern languages rather than an understanding of the classical ones; this coincides with their urge to establish departments teaching comparative literature.
"My criteria here has always been to find someone who has an understanding of the classical vocabulary," he said, "someone who has studied or danced it and now would like to try to use it in a contemporary vein".
A new series of 3-aryl pyridone based kappa opioid receptor agonists was designed and synthesised, based on an understanding of the classical kappa opioid receptor pharmacophore.
The comprehensive purpose of the courses designated Theological Studies is to foster an understanding of the classical theological tradition of Christianity, acquaint the students with contemporary theological thought, and develop the skills necessary to engage effectively in critical analysis and constructive argument.
The comprehensive purpose of the courses designated Christian Ethics is to foster an understanding of the classical theological tradition of Christian moral thought, acquaint the students with contemporary Christian moral reasoning, and develop the skills necessary to engage effectively in critical analysis and constructive argument.
The principal course objective is to give the student a thorough understanding of the classical Greeks' emphasis on the rational aspect of human nature, the intellectual foundations for subsequent western civilization.
He had a greater understanding of western classical forms, which he wanted to use for his films set in an urban milieu.
Completed in 1792, it shows a more developed understanding of the classical aesthetic of antiquity than his monument to Clement XIV.
By making the physics precise enough to run on a computer, the authors open the door to a deeper understanding of classical reality, with the promise of a deeper understanding of all reality.
In doing so, this paper furthers our understanding of how classical archaeology became established as a field-based scientific discipline in the later nineteenth century.
