Xanthopoulos approaches the subject of being essentially allergic to modernity in a way that's refreshingly non-symbolic.
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In it, Paul jokes about the body and seemingly approaches the subject of suicide with an unacceptable levity.
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The play "approaches the subject of American gun violence from a startlingly original perspective," according to our critic.
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He's been extracting people from cults for more than 30 years, and he approaches the subject of indoctrination in a thoughtful, evidence-based way, while still indulging my fascination with weirdness.
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"On the Exhale," which approaches the subject of American gun violence from a startlingly original perspective, doesn't pack the blistering power of Ms. Kane's work; it's too consciously composed for such impact.
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But, more fundamentally, Meitu approaches the subject of looks in a manner that reflects common thinking in modern China — like money, education and a good job, beauty is something one can aspire to.
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He graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a B.A., M.A., and Ph.D in 1979. His evolutionary developmental biology book approaches the subject of the evolution of metazoan development from a cell lineage selection point of view. He reevaluates August Weismann's model of the cell compartmentalization of somatic and germline cell lineages (see Weismann barrier), and argues that the vision of the individual taken by the modern synthesis is insufficient to explain the early evolution of development or ontogeny. He collaborated with Walter Fontana in producing some of the first papers on artificial chemistries.
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Being versatile in the entertainment field, Per Ragnar has also worked as a TV presenter and host for the Swedish morning show Gomorron Sverige! (Good Morning Sweden!). He has also written a number of books, including a book on Hitler and his closed community of friends and party members, and one on Martin Luther's Christian philosophy. His most recent book is called Om bland tusen stjärnor: en tankebok om döden (~Among Thousand Stars: A Book On Death), which deals with how differently all of us deals with – and approaches – the subject of death; children and adults, different religions; scientifically, spiritually and logically.
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Early notable films of Palazzolo's include Love It / Leave It (1973), a document of the Naked City Beauty Pageant in Roselawn, Indiana and a variety of midwestern parades. This film includes a political statement by juxtaposing scenes of nude pageant contestants with shots of police officers and quick cuts of clowns, illustrating Palazzolo's interest in political and social commentary. Often a participant or a close observer to the action, Palazzolo works to reveal absurdities he finds in midwestern norms and values. Palazzolo approaches the subject of parades again in Your Astronauts (1970), in which he uses noise from a cafeteria as a soundtrack for the chaos of the Apollo 11 parade.
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That same year he approaches the subject of finitude through the object Untitled (Lisbon's authorized death locations) (2004), a map containing every hospital with a morgue and cemetery in Lisbon, Portugal, whose location is pinpointed by a yellow star-shaped fluorescent sticker, a work which paved the way for the 2006 photographic series, Every gravedigger in Lisbon, seven group portraits featuring the gravediggers of each cemetery in Lisbon. Insisting on the subject of finitude, now relating it to the notion of silence, Onofre's Box Sized DIE featuring... (2007-ongoing)Boulden, Jim (July 2, 2014). "Bringing death metal to London's streets". CNN.Jones, Jonathan (July 3, 2014).
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