Constructing an Arendtian theory of aesthetics from the philosopher's fragmentary writings on art and perception, Sjöholm begins a vibrant new chapter in Arendt scholarship that expands her relevance for contemporary philosophers.
A main driver of economic activity is tobacco, and the Klu Klux Klan has a vibrant and active chapter in the state.
You Don't Say? Campaign co-founder Jay Sullivan and I approached Duke's vibrant Athlete Ally chapter to conduct a re-installment of the You Don't Say? Campaign.
Yet pushing the messy, contradictory and vibrant strands of black nationalism into Chapter 1's somewhat sterile categories of classic and pragmatic black nationalism flattens the complexities of black solidarity as actual political practice.
While it won't be The Guv we all know and luv per sé, here's hoping it turns the page on a new chapter in Toronto's already vibrant music scene.
While it won't be The Guv we all know and luv per sé, here's hoping it turns the page on a new chapter in Toronto's already vibrant music scene.
5 Romilly Cres, CF11 9NP; 029 2022 1905; bullysrestaurant.co.uk Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff Diverse and vibrant restaurant in the middle of this large arts centre with a range of lunch options varying according to season.
Much of Ms. Driver's work — and some of Mr. Jarmusch's — belongs to a now romanticized chapter of New York City's cultural lore: the vibrant, cross-pollinating downtown arts and music movements that came to be loosely known as No Wave.
The dioramas are rough-hewn yet vibrant and evocative in its portrayal of such harrowing chapters as children being removed from their family and the dispossession of Warumungu land.
I was thinking how to join in the conversation so eloquently and amusingly begun by Jon, Vicky, and Ian, and realized that I had to echo their summaries: "Bruno" is vibrant, challenging, contains multitudes; it races by (until, as Ian notes, the final chapters), discomfits, disgusts, endears, and asks and asks and asks what it means to be human.
