Both a harrowing memoir and an ambitious epic project, The Hooligan's Return achieves a subtle internal harmony as anxiety evolves into a delicate irony and a burlesque fantasy.
Groupthink becomes entrenched because there is so little mobility between companies: hiring from outside is thought to disrupt a firm's internal harmony, and an executive willing to move will be stained as a disloyal "job-hopper".
It is to be in a state of internal harmony.
And the second is to start with the third unit of the course, that is the unit that's concerned not with our status as individuals trying to cultivate a kind of internal harmony, nor with our status as individuals in local relations with others of a moral or immoral sort, but rather with our status as members of a community.
Isn't there a very sweet internal harmony in the way Humphrey Bogart's Rick and Ingrid Bergman's Ilse have their special song ("Play it, Sam," she urges), no matter how crushed by love's failure, in a world where national anthems collide like pocket battleships?
Not by virtue of intention or will, as his mother has implied, but because he had maintained a somatic integrated unity the internal harmony, and the overarching coördination of his body's functions which, if the whole-brain rationale is correct, he simply should not have been able to do.
Not by virtue of intention or will, as his mother has implied, but because he had maintained a somatic integrated unity — the internal harmony, and the overarching coördination of his body's functions — which, if the whole-brain rationale is correct, he simply should not have been able to do.
If both the neocortex and the brain stem (which regulates core physiological processes, such as breathing) stopped working, a person could be pronounced dead — not just because consciousness has disappeared but because, without the brain, nothing connects: there is no internal harmony, and the body no longer exists as an integrated whole.
If both the neocortex and the brain stem (which regulates core physiological processes, such as breathing) stopped working, a person could be pronounced dead not just because consciousness has disappeared but because, without the brain, nothing connects: there is no internal harmony, and the body no longer exists as an integrated whole.
Wilson had studied sculpture at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze in Italy while on sabbatical in 1961, and he wanted Fermilab to be an appealing place to work, believing that external harmony would encourage internal harmony as well, and labored personally to keep it from looking like a stereotypical "government lab", playing a key role in its design and architecture.
