We need also a psychotherapy: a way of appreciating and living more comfortably in the world we have made and continue to inhabit.
What sort of policies inhabit this space, how may each policy affect the different alternatives, and what is the likelihood of affecting those policies?
But it might conceivably be inhabited by sunflowers with sufficiently precise mirrors to concentrate sunlight by a factor of 108.
Keeping the body healthy becomes a project by which the social and cultural worlds are inhabited and little time is available to think about death.
Building and inhabiting houses of this kind was another kind of conspicuous consumption.
The sound installation was site specific, reflecting directly upon the environment it inhabited, both in terms of its visual quality, and aesthetic of the sound.
In writings of the time, the male soprano begins to be depicted as ghoulish or nightmarish, as though inhabiting a dream.
This host is then inhabited by the necessary machined or tactile elements.
