At Moosewood, she said, the collective served only a few dishes each night because fresh produce was hard to find for so much of the year.
In cases where collectives are morally responsible for harm, "the collective serves as an enabling condition of individual blameworthy agents to perform harmful acts" (Shockley 2007, p. 442).
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While the Knowledge Base component of The Cell Collective serves as the knowledge aggregator for the dynamical regulatory mechanisms of individual biological species, the next step (#2 in Figure 2) is to convert this knowledge into a dynamical computational model that can be simulated and analyzed on the computer.
Particularly young people in European societies tend to increasingly understand and practice individualization as distancing themselves from the collective concerns and collective action serving the production, improvement and defense of the societal common good.
Brands are also essential elements of identity in pastoral societies, as their collective character serves as an assertion of collective rights (e.g. of tribes) to specific resources (e.g. water, pastures) (Landais [2001]; Bernus [1996]).
Later, the Maoist regime's emphasis on sacrificing the individual self to the collective also served as a moral check on people's behavior.
Most of the farm's population gathers once a day for a cheerful collective lunch served up by Lambert in the refectory, or outside at the big benches in fine weather.
As the psychoanalyst Darian Leader points out in "The New Black: Mourning, Melancholia, and Depression," collective mourning serves a purpose, allowing people to come together cathartically in their sense of loss, much as the soldiers in the Iliad mourn Patroclus with Achilles, regardless of how well they knew him.
Even where there is a clear collective end served by some convention, should we really build this fact into the definition of convention?
