The meaning of "emotion" in Senghor's formula corresponds to its definition by Jean-Paul Sartre as a way of seeing the world as a "non-instrumental totality": "in this case, writes Sartre, the categories of the world will act upon consciousness immediately.
"As a project, we are doing as much or more to sponsor innovation in this space than has happened in the totality of this industry in this country over the last 15 years".
The proletariat can thus overcome reification through a practical engagement with totality by consciously transforming it into the product of the proletariat's collective action which this totality in its essence has always already been.
It is ultimately our belief in this "unbroken totality" that allows for the potential of tragedy.
Like its theoretical counterpart, practical reason demands "the absolute totality of conditions for a given conditioned" (5:107), and because of our dual interest in both morality and happiness, this totality requires the synthesis of these two interests.
This proportion was significantly (p = 4.9×10−4) above the background staining of this anatomical region in the totality of the transgenic embryos (6.6%).
As implications for policy, service, practice and services from different sectors are best understood in their totality, this is the major contribution of this excellent text.
When considered in totality, this in silico comparative analysis confirms a general state of co-linearity between T. repens and M. truncatula.
I've only once had a proper view of a solar eclipse: in 1999 I was at Lake Balaton in Hungary smack in the middle of the zone of totality, the narrow strip where the Moon's shadow falls (for this latest eclipse, the only land in this zone of totality is Svalbard and the Faroe islands).
