Since it is difficult to determine to what extent
theorization is more or less complete, a court will find it quite easy to overstep its bounds once it has begun the process.
Through an exposition from a classical Sanskrit text Charaka Samhita (Adhikary, 2013b), it is shown that there existed Bharatavarshiya version of theory and
theorization. As discussed in the exposition, the definition of theory outlined in the classical Sanskrit text corresponds to the notion of theory in the strict sense of modern natural science.
Articles throughout address previous criticisms that hybridity politics based on Bhabha's
theorizations have excluded material realities in their preference for the cultural and acknowledge that a 'merely celebratory' (p.
All of the essays in this collection, as a whole, point to the need for further
theorization and analysis of counterpublic sphere discourse.
Clearly, more studies at this level are needed so that generalizations and
theorization on the nature of the system can be adequately achieved.
Admitting that a new theory would be pointless, Bozzetto offers a "mise au point" (a present-state) of the history of the genre's
theorization, invoking recent scholarship by Erik Lysoe and Jean-Claude Backes that traces the term's origins back into the eighteenth century.
Described as "one of the classics of modern anthropology," the argument builds upon his ethnographic analysis of the Trobriand Islanders of Melanesia in order to construct a general anthropological
theorization of law and custom in "primitive" tribes.
The present paper is primarily aimed at discoursing the well developed typology of theory as well as an outline of
theorization envisioned in Charaka Samhita.
The social construction of "health" as a category is not subject to equivalent
theorization, and it is unclear to what extent the interviewees imagine, do not imagine, or are pressured to imagine their own life experiences within a medicalized paradigm.
This ambitious agenda is dampened by overbroad conceptualization,
theorization, and analysis.
Dunn's limited
theorization of her voice becomes particularly significant at the end of each chapter, when Dunn re-inserts editorial commentary into her analysis.
Papanikolaou adapts Homi Bhabha's
theorization of the process of mimicry from the postcolonial context to account for the subversive potential of imitation in relation to the global mass media, and applies this to the development of Savvopoulos's career.