Cultural memory, he argues, shapes our sense of time and connectedness to one another on a local and global level.
Among coping skills, the results showed that the associations between improvements in communication skills and social connectedness on the one hand and lower stress levels on the other hand were stronger than those between the change in self-care skills and stress levels.
This paper presents a novel modelling approach that can be used to examine the impact of plant architecture and canopy connectedness on the movement of predators within a complex canopy, using the technique of virtual plants.
"It seems that social media works not towards change – of society, notions of individuality and connectedness, and so on – but rather as a conservative force that tends to strengthen the conventional social relations and to reify society as Italians enjoy and recognise it.
And the electromagnetic connectedness on which much of the island's usefulness now rests allows it to get by with fewer and fewer inhabitants.
Those kids who are pushed to the margins definitely start to question the value of the group and eschew social connectedness on a large scale.
An essay on separateness and connectedness may sound like an abstract philosophical exercise.
The emphasis on community and connectedness is very visible in the company's recently initiated "Belong Anywhere" branding strategy.
But new risks are emerging: terrorism is a serious concern for any major city, and cyber crime is a growing threat – as cities increasingly rely on technology and connectedness, everything from traffic lights to air-traffic control, even sewage systems, could be vulnerable to hackers.
