The "Elgin line," of sculptural partition and annexation, runs through a poem in stone that was carved as a unity and that tells a single story.
If Deleuze indeed presents a penetrating criticism of Heidegger, it lies in the claim that being (Sein) is a unity and not a multiplicity (and in this regard Deleuze's criticism of Heidegger resembles a great deal that of Derrida who always targets Heidegger's idea of gathering [Versammlung]).
And, while Israeli leaders claim the opposite, that might just be what they were hoping for all along — a stronger Hamas, averting the risk of a peaceful unity, and maintaining a clear enemy.
But where stratification already exists, calling for cohesion over criticism seeks to impose a false unity and perpetuates an oppressive silence.
When it was clear that reform was going to win, the biggest opponents called for passing the superdelegate reforms through a voice vote so as to send a message of unity and avoid a divisive paper-ballot count.
The Rev Andrew Symes, of Anglican Mainstream, the largest conservative grouping organisation in the Church of England, said: "There is a difference between an institutional unity and a confessional unity.
Carter would like brief deliberations & an early show of national unity, and a commitment to detente.
Accompanying words express a desire for unity, and a show of caring for the many victims, including New York City itself.
Like Nigeria's postcolonial peoples, their lives are involuntarily joined; both they and their nation must choose between a fractious unity and a fraught secession.
"The difference with this is that there's a lot of unity and a lot of potential at the same time," the Nigeria captain Joseph Yobo said.
