But Antunes also works within a wider tradition.
Now, that borough's Democratic Party chairman is trying to become a part of the wider tradition, and is discovering that change is not easy.
So, the poster locates the film precisely within a tradition of American cinema and also within the wider tradition of moral narratives that simplify everything into black and white.
It is a longer and wider tradition than that of Western realism, one that has arguably succeeded more consistently at achieving pitch-perfect balances between form and narrative -- between the telling and the tale.
For several years running I did try to make wearing a suit to the Crunchies a company-wide tradition (I like wearing suits), but didn't have many takers.
The ritual stems from an older city-wide tradition, when locals, trying to protect their livestock in times of drought, left porridge for the hyenas to eat. .
But Fuller's primary concern, like that of the wider tradition of natural law theory, is with rationality and the specific implication of fully coherent reasonableness: morally reasonable judgment and choice.
However, Dunbar's Lament for the Makaris (c.1505) provides evidence of a wider tradition of secular writing outside of Court and Kirk, now largely lost.
In this way, Atkins, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten belong to a wider tradition of women who opt into cult-like groups a tradition that continues into the present-day in the form of those teenaged girls, barely pubescent, who pack up their high-school backpacks and fly to Syria to join the Islamic State.
Phenomenology has both descriptive and interpretive strands within its wider tradition.
