Sentence examples for view of action from inspiring English sources

It turns out to be Jody Lee Lipes, her customary cinematographer, whose camera is calmly poised and whose view of action is analytical (one little sequence, of Marnie, frozen by solitude on a dance floor where she catches other couples at play, is remarkably Kuleshov-effective).

The most prominent advocates of the calculative view of action are Candace Vogler and Michael Thompson.

For a recent interesting discussion of Newton's view of action at a distance, see Henry (1994), and references therein.

The practice view of action is meant to capture the truth in each of these, while avoiding their defects; it is, as it were, their Hegelian synthesis.

As Gombrich (2009) points out, the Buddha's insistence on this point reflects the transition from an earlier ritualistic view of action to a view that brings action within the purview of ethics.

The default schema suggests that we have here a version of the authorship view of action supporting an instrumentalist or means-end (rather than, as in Korsgaard's development of it, a Kantian) account of practical reasons.

However, Faikhamta and Clarke (2015) found that most pre-service science teachers held very limited views of action research and lacked confidence when carrying out action research, especially at the beginning of their student teaching.

For one's verdict about akrasia will in general be closely connected to one's more general views of action, practical reasoning, rationality, and evaluative judgment as was certainly true of Davidson.

This work differs from conventional views of action research because the teacher focuses on novice teachers' views and practices as they grapple with the transition to full-time teaching and the use of inquiry-oriented approaches, while dealing with challenges including assessment expectations and lack of resources and planning time.

Spidercam is a camera system which gives viewers a bird's eye view of the action using cables to carry a camera on wires above the action.

Moreover, they appear to share a view of human action according to which feelings especially feelings of pleasure and pain are needed for motivating action.