Übersetzung für "Bedeutungszusammenhang" in Englisch

Authors such as M. C. Schouten-Van Parreren (1995, cited by J. Haenen, 1995a), put forward theoretical arguments against this type of practice and advocate that new words be presented within a certain context.

It isn't work that's the final criterium of its value, but rather, desire and pleasure in the mental activity engaged in the attempt to fathom what's happening there, and above all, what's happening to me, placing me in meaningful connection with the artistic event (or whatever sort of experience it might be).

She works with conceptual and ambiguous installations using sculptural objects whose original use value is pointedly emphasized by the artist and removed with an often minimal aesthetic reticence from everyday contexts and given a new twist.

Our grandchildren will pay them only if the story, the system of meanings, that defines those debts still exists.

A semantic news-portal based on ContextGuide links articles with respect to their meaning and ties them with themes, companies, persons, locations, etc. The resulting network can optionally be shown to the user with the help of a graph for navigation.

Instead of considering data stocks simply as stocks, the point is to activate them discursively i.e. information should be drawn from data and this information should be shifted discursively into a more comprehensive context of meaning.

The interpreter also needs to know the socio-cultural context and, or read between the lines in order to decode meaning.

And on the other hand, the material Thomalla chooses usually comes from a particular meaningful context, giving his work a semantic framework.

Firstly, this research on the foundations of Europe investigated the integrating and antagonistic movements and forces that gave the (geographical) continent and the (cultural) semantic context of "Europe" a form which changed over the centuries but remained distinct from the other continents.

His 'illusions' are actual representations of the subject at hand and our propensity to apply one idea, advocate one opinion – being utterly dependent on context for meaning - is deliberately challenged by this artist.

Yes, the new context of the copied body part in a sculpture (or is it a casting tree?)

Devoid of their original purpose these object merge into a collage with a new context of meaning, placed in a stage-like fashion they evolve into participants of a drama of freaks, creatures, the known and unknown.

Instead of considering data stocks simply as stocks, the point is to activate them discursively—i.e. information should be drawn from data and this information should be shifted discursively into a more comprehensive context of meaning.

Happe works primarily with found footage material of historical events that he defamiliarizes by way of manipulating image speed and altering the color, introducing them to a new context of meaning.

The attention we pay to this forgotten, pupated quotidian object is then the poetic moment that lifts this object out of its oblivion and its crappy being and transfers it into a new context of meaning.

During the meeting lectures, discussions, films, posters and other materials will intensify the perception that water is always symbolic in a local context and that management solutions must take this specific symbolism into consideration.

In his "Passengers" piece, to which he has constantly added episodes since 2010, Harmon adopts a similar method: He injects himself into existing film sequences from major Hollywood productions, seems to interact directly with the film-star greats, and thus gives the whole thing a new level of meaning.

The understanding of culture is therefore the result of an ongoing process within which its point of reference or quasi “original is situated within the complex field of the cultural itself: we can no longer simply assume cultures are holistic and self-contained, because today we know that cultures are indeed “fragmented (Clifford Geertz) and that there are no given common grounds in terms of their contexts of meaning.

The understanding of culture is therefore the result of an ongoing process within which its point of reference or quasi “original” is situated within the complex field of the cultural itself: we can no longer simply assume cultures are holistic and self-contained, because today we know that cultures are indeed “fragmented” (Clifford Geertz) and that there are no given common grounds in terms of their contexts of meaning.

In his "Passengers" piece, to which he has constantly added episodes since 2010, Harmon adopts a similar method: He injects himself into existing film sequences from major Hollywood productions, seems to interact directly with the film-star greats, and thus gives the whole thing a new level of meaning.

In the neutral spaces of exhibition architecture, such as the white museum cube or a Kunsthalle, the contextual meanings constructed by Lang/Baumann would seem arbitrary.