Max Stirner was a Hegelian philosopher whose "name appears with familiar regularity in historically oriented surveys of anarchist thought as one of the earliest and best-known exponents of individualist anarchism."

Leonhardt introduced us to a new kind of playing," says Mr. Gibbons, "one which was much more historically oriented.

Today the ruins of Kangeq are sometimes visited by historically oriented tourists.

Even the Pleasant Company, the maker of the historically oriented, wholesome American Girls, which reported $350 million in revenues in 2002, has tried to raise its dolls' cool quotient by introducing Kailey, an 18-inch surfer chick who comes with her own wet suit and star-spangled boogie board.

These field trips are usually at historically oriented landmarks in the mid-Atlantic area (i.e. Liberty Bell, Philadelphia; DuPont Mills, Delaware; etc.)

(In addition, Fono owns the historically oriented imprints Grammofono 2000, The Vocal Archives, The Piano Library, The Radio Years, Minerva and Iron Needle, with some 1,500 releases in all.)

Upon opening, its appearance shocked Vienna's citizens, since their overall taste was still very much historically oriented.

A differentiated articulation and ornamentation practice as well as a discreet agogic and fluent tempos show him to be an historically oriented, but a thoroughly individual interpreter in the shaping of details.

In the 1960's and 70's, this evolved into historically oriented approaches, with the adoption of boys' voices, period instruments, textual precision, stylish cadenzas (replacing those earlier, excessive "Mad Scenes" from "Messiah") and 18th-century forces.

BYU also offers more historically oriented courses related to LDS Church history through its history department, some of which are taught by faculty members whose main appointment is with the religion department.