Примери за praxis

• The key to understanding the difference is its relation to the 'cultural praxis of everyday life'.

• In the new popular curriculum, both analysis and investigation as well as praxis would seem to be central in the integral formation of the student.

• The conclusion of the book is the desire for an 'ethical praxis that disrupts horizons'.

• The argument is primarily based upon an academic and legal discourse and lacks positive references to the 'cultural praxis of everyday life'.

• These conditions lie beneath or behind or before any actual praxis (or, usually, several possible praxes) in a building.

• We were promised a socially relevant geography, linking theory with the daily praxis of commuting, migration, spatial interaction, environmental perception.

• These institutions naturally take the universalistic, scholarly discourses as point of reference and are therefore often far removed from the cultural praxis of everyday life.

• This is truly an area in which a 'chasm' exists between programme and praxis.

• However, suggesting that music education should occupy a middle ground, a 'space-between, praxis guided by phronesis' (p. 41) is a compelling one for our times.

• It is itself among these more primitive representations, setting the horizons for praxis.

• The burden is lifted if we conceive social praxis as more than a cluster of utterances.

• The questions regarding the praxis, aesthetics and semantics of performance with image and sound may, ultimately, provide the greater challenge.

• Our particular working party celebrated the enormous extent to which our teaching contributes to our understanding of our praxis.

• Cognitive domains include memory, orientation, language and praxis while the noncognitive domains include mood state and behavioral changes.

• If feminist archaeology took a politically informed but epistemologically disinterested position, it would not contribute to present and future social praxis.