Alternatively, concepts are thought of as 'cookie-cutters', which conventionally carve pseudo-objects out of the amorphous world-blob, which itself contains no objects (cf. Dummet 1981, chap 16; Horgan and Potrč 2000).
Nor for the middle-class elites who arrive from the West and from the rest of that amorphous "Arab world".
Suddenly you're not dealing with an amorphous Arab world so much as with British people who have been here quite a long time and who make curry and are a part of the landscape.
THE grandly amorphous term "world music" is now applied comprehensively to field recordings and big-budget studio pop, to deep-rooted traditionalism and cross-cultural experiments, to gimmicky one-shots and venerable non-Western classical styles.
As the sinister, techy beat builds and recedes, we're thrown into some amorphous, globular other-world, where shapes drip in and out of existence for the entirety.
We made it for a very specific purpose: to communicate the potentials for visual representation in a world of amorphous computing.
And the great amorphous "they" of the western world.
The child's search for justice in an unjust world becomes an amorphous need for revenge.
Too often the result is the kind of amorphous thing that has given "world music" its bad name.
