Like the ideal of democratic
experimentalism, these governance
Essentially, Cohen and DeLong argue for a return to pragmatic
experimentalism in US economic policy.
Consider the growth of fields in law such as deliberative democracy, (144) extrajudicial progressive constitutionalism, (145) consensus-building, (146) new governance or democratic
experimentalism, (147) as well as prominent progressive defenses of federalism.
Environmental Protection Agency's Toxic Release Inventory program (see their 'A Constitution of Democratic
Experimentalism', Columbia Law Review 98:2 [1988], 267-473).
It was in the 1970s, Kemp argues, that this
experimentalism reached its "high water mark" as it coincided with the "apogee of theory as a cultural force in the humanities" (8-9).
The contributors provide overviews of modernist and postmodernist theories of the short story with examples from mostly British-oriented stories explore questions of of autonomy, subjectivity,
experimentalism, fragmentation, visuality, sensuality, and post-coloniality.
The apple's innate
experimentalism (plus a recipe for hard liquor) made Johnny Appleseed (aka John Chapman) one of the early heroes of our western frontier.
The quartet from San Francisco play loud rock n roll in a style heavily influenced by the
experimentalism of psychedelia, classical minimalism and garage rock excess.
After a methodological "Introduction: What was
Experimentalism?" (nineteen pages), Benjamin Piekut probes four seemingly unrelated events which might all be seen to share characteristics of
experimentalism.
His
experimentalism drew upon strong traditions and fluency in several languages--English, French, Yiddish, and Hebrew--allowing him to develop a multilingual, modernist Jewish voice that is a touchstone for understanding Canada's multicultural identity.