There is reassuring grandeur in the scale and unity of the piece, hinting at an order of comprehension beyond the personal and even the human.
"Don Cornelius singlehandedly brought about a melding and unity of brother and sisterhood among young adults worldwide and globally with the unforgettable creation of Soul Train".
Now we have the chance to see advocacy and unity of purpose unfold on stage as a living testament to all that is possible when we work together".
Now the unity of a narrative requires unity of character, and unity of character presupposes strict, numerical personal identity.
These principles were called, respectively, unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time.
Where Marley became a symbol of peace and unity for a troubled nation, Tosh remained combative and politically militant.
This had the consistency of mood (solemn, nocturnal) and thematic unity of an official album, a classic one at that.
Thus, instead of linking patriotism to the preservation of political liberty, Herder associates love of one's country with the preservation of a common culture and the spiritual unity of a people.
But behind the announcement lie serious issues that could have profound effects on the future of the monarchy in Belgium and on the unity of a state permanently on the brink of fragmentation.
An ever richer armament of neuroscience tools can be employed to fractionate the nervous system and thereby split the apparent unity of a phenomenon into its constitutive behavioral components (Teitelbaum & Pellis, 1992; Teitelbaum, 2012).
