The IWM's first-world-war collections include around 10,000 bundles of personal papers, including letters and diaries written by all manner of people, from serving soldiers to Kentish housewives.
She doesn't offer the neat Hollywood arc from suffering to redemption, but a fragmentary, raw bundle of deeply personal associations.
Arguably, these companies arrived too soon — before the cord-cutting trend gave way to dozens of streaming services and à la carte options galore for building out your own personal bundle of TV.
Reid's opposition to Locke (and to Hume's bundle theory) inform Reid's commonsense account of personal identity.
When factoring in a country's tourist trade, however, France and Monaco top the list, with the level of personal contributions at $6.2 million and bundled contributions at $4.4 million.
And he has twice spent bundles of money for personal reasons -- moves that may ultimately prove smart financially.
Reid holds that this dilemma applies with equal force against any reductionist account of personal identity that employs the theory of ideas, for example Hume's bundle theory of the self (Essays, 473 474).
The American software giant bundled Internet Explorer, its web browser, into Windows, the operating system in the great majority of personal computers.
Perhaps it's Mr. Baker's lack of personal flash, but there's really nothing about him that declares he has made a bundle.
Football belongs to all of us, we all have an expert opinion and a personal history and a bundle of shared memories and hopes.
