Evidence collected by Chris Matthews, a professor of anthropology at Montclair State University in New Jersey, and Ross Rava, an independent scholar, suggests both a greater interconnectedness between family and slaves and at the same time, a limited autonomy for the Africans.
For Wolff, there is an important interconnectedness between the disciplines of special metaphysics.
There is an astounding interconnectedness between the systems of life and human behavior is no exception.
On similar lines, Ferrer et al. characterize people centredness in health care to be a function of 'longitudinality' the depth and duration of interconnectedness between a service user and provider, irrespective of illness episodes.
It's the convergence of dialog and journalism, creating a new generation of interconnectedness between publisher and community.
"Marks the passage" is about motion, of course bespeaking a sort of fluid interconnectedness between different forms of the "same" (i.e., "homologous") part of different, yet "closely allied," species.
Dionysius adopts the word theurgy, "god-work", together with theology, "god-word", to describe the inmost reality of this practice, adopting it from the later Neoplatonist understanding of a hidden sympathy or interconnectedness between material things and the sacred, divine significances resident in them by virtue of divine power.
So when he maintains that science is a "habit of the understanding" he means to claim that human reason, when properly employed, can discern groups of facts, establish a certain order and interconnectedness between these facts, and ultimately justify them as being certain parts of human knowledge.
Our results support the argument that a greater focus is required on the development and diversification of farmers' livelihoods within the framework of an improved understanding of the interconnectedness between biophysical, socio-economic and market factors.
