Word: methodic
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Dooley credits his experience in Florence with influencing his method of relating art and the aesthetic to history in his classroom...
...another example, Huggan cites the "apparent fascination with cannibals and how cannibalism is used as a method of articulating the current fears of the body...
...under Edwin W. Forbes, who became Museum Director in 1909, and Paul J. Sachs, who joined him as assistant director in 1914. It was their idea to bring classes directly into the galleries, an unprecedented practice at the time. Together, they also originated what became known as the Fogg method of curatorial practice, which involved turning museums into experimental laboratories. When graduates began saturating the nation's top museum positions, everyone wanted to learn technique from Forbes and Sachs...
...just as long as one gets there? Analogously, who cares what language one speaks, just as long as one is able to convey one's point? Of course, the point here is that the language influences the message, just as Orwell wrote. One language is a monopoly on the method of thought...
...these clubs often pressures students to choose a label. And so to maintain their biraciality, students prefer not to become at all involved with these clubs. Feeling left out, students take measures like forming clubs similar to HAPA. Why do students feel that forming a club is the only method by which they can achieve a sense of identity? The existence of these clubs promotes the notion that to be grouped with people of your own ethnicity grants an individual identity. This idea is absolutely ridiculous...