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This term was popularized by Sir Edward Tylor in the 19th century. Sir Edward, the father of anthropology, thought that animism was a religious form at a low level followed by indigenous people, and it was in the course of evolutional process to high level religions as represented by Christianity.
By the end of 2008, the Russians were expected to decide between two ideological systems: between Communism as represented by Stalin and his fanatical band of murderous Cheka Jews or the conservative and traditional values of old-fashioned Tzarism.
Unfettered instinct is at play here- the life force as represented by such universal images as the dancing Hindu goddess Kali and the frenzied Dionysian Maenads of Greek mythology- terrifying symbols of both the fecundity and destructive power of Mother Nature.
The principal target of his scathing proposes the possibility of predicting the future of humanity through comprehension of the laws governing historical development, that is, the ideology of"historicism" as represented by Hegel and Marx.
In particular, as represented in multicultural education, the focus is on cultural diversity in society, along with plurality of cultural elements, and it can be understood that the 2 aspects of diversity and plurality are important.
The risk that has the largest financial impact is business suspension. As represented by a backlash against coal fired power generation, it is also true that this is a risk largely dependent on the policy trends in the country or the entire region, and transcends the management decisions of a single business entity.
And second, as represented by the emergence of the U.S. subprime mortgage problem, investors and financial institutions eased their credit standards amid the prolonged, favorable economic environment and accommodative financial conditions, and this resulted in expansion of credit and a rise in asset prices.
Since then, there has been further progress in research on the effects of unconventional monetary policy in academic and central bank circles. Besides, growing attention has been paid to renewed debate over the slow recovery after the financial crisis, as represented by the thesis of secular stagnation.
Not only did they share a common habitation in Alexandria, they all had the same longing for knowledge and the same interest in philosophy and ancient wisdom as represented in the teaching of Hermes Trismegistus and the worship of Serapis.
By the 1990s, small theater was reaching a dead end with its style, which until then had been characterized by emphasis on the strange and unusual. This led to the appearance of the fourth generation, a chamber theater movement that set its scenes in everyday life, as represented by the works of HIRATA Oriza.
That is to say, against the background of positive efforts by firms and households, it has become evident that the economy's capacity to generate income-- as represented by corporate profits, employee income, and labor force participation-- has increased on the whole.
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Note 1 A system development method in which the lean production approach(a production control method in manufacturing as represented by the Toyota Production System) is applied to software products(Note 2) Software the source code of which is made available for free; any individual is allowed to enhance or re-distribute the software.
Chip components which can be mounted on a surface are main stream for passive components as represented by capacitors. However, even in areas where chip components can be used, components where lead wires are attached to Murata's chip components are purposefully used in many cases, due to the mounting convenience of the customer and other special circumstances.
At its center are nine episodes from the Book of Genesis, divided into three groups: God's creation of the earth; God's creation of humankind and their fall from God's grace; and lastly, the state of humanity as represented by Noah and his family.
If it becomes difficult to secure personal or if as represented by board members, including the president or executive who has technical knowledge, skills, or experiences resigns or retires for some reason and there are no successors, the business performance and financial standing of CyberAgent may be affected.
We, the peoples of Moana Nui, connected by the currents of our ocean home, declare that we will not cooperate with the commodification of life and land as represented by APEC's predatory capitalistic practices, distorted information and secret trade negotiations and agreements.
Wyn Evans, as represented by his text works that employ the use of neon, is recognized for creating works that bear citations to the pioneering efforts of predecessors across a diverse range of cultural and academic spheres such as literature, film, art, astronomy, and physics; in addition to three-dimensional works that appropriate light and sound as a means to reconsider human perception through the ambiguity of inherent materiality and immateriality.
And even if the aim of the organizers was to go beyond such historical re-evaluations and to reinterpret Modernism, if this amounted to a revision of the critical theory of Rosalind Krauss and other members of the post-Greenberg generation, who are seen as having criticized earlier understandings of Modernism as represented by Clement Greenberg(visual supremacy) by incorporating psychoanalysis, semiotics and gender theory(non-visual elements), then how original would it be?
Globalization: Culture and Society Overview- Institute of Developing Economies The word"globalization" has been widely promulgated to refer to aspects of development mostly from an economic perspective; to describe the increasing flow across borders of labor, capital, goods and services, and the formation of international production networks as represented in multinational enterprises, for example.