To hedge her bets, though, this fall, Ms. Lewis started the Greenbelt Community Foundation, which will provide grants of $500 to $2,500 for local not-for-profit groups working to improve the city, in line with old Greenbelt's utopian values, she said "Our ideals are very fragile," Ms. Lewis said, "and they have to be strengthened with every new generation".
An emphasis on technology is also at the core of Utopian values as they believe that it's integral to high-standard service.
Despite the sound and fury, the Utopian U. values still come out looking good.
The computer industry tends to go astray, he said, when it "tends to reach to promise value in utopian schemes" -- the paperless office, the cashless society, the notion that shopping Web sites would bring the demise of bricks-and-mortar stores.
It illuminates her capacity for bridging different worlds: between traditional perspective drawing and slick computer-generated imagery, between the era of utopian manifestos and the ambiguous values of the information age.
However, for Rickert our practical life would be unbearable if it were dedicated exclusively to the pursuit of ethical values and the utopian ideal of a community of free subjects (that is, Kant's kingdom of ends).
Among the greatest of the Victorian art-architects, he sought in his work to escape from both nineteenth-century industrialisation and the Neoclassical architectural style and re-establish the architectural and social values of a utopian medieval England.
The failure of Soviet communism caused an immense archive of utopian work to shift catastrophically in value from sober social engineering to dusty irrelevancy.
Islanders call it ironic that the current crisis has made traditional values appear progressive, even utopian.
Four: The value of freedom in the classic utopian discourse is ambivalent.
