We are becoming a nation in which psychosis is moving from being a quality of deranged individuals to becoming a trait of deranged collectivities, at least for a sizable minority of Americans.
In this paper, we propose an adaptive routing strategy which accounts for individual constraints to recommend personalized routes and, at the same time, for constraints imposed by the collectivity as a whole.
But "I is another" is exhilarating, a revelation, which, at the very least, acknowledges one's undifferentiated human substance or collectivity, as for a child... On a blue summer evening I shall go down the path And, brushed by wheat, walk on the fine grass.
Throughout the Brezhnev era, the Soviet Union was controlled by a collective leadership (officially coined "Collectivity of leadership") at least through the late 1960s and 1970s.
In radio, television, and the cinema the medium is fluent; the audience is a collectivity and is at the mercy of time.
All that effort was an attempt at collectivity, and meant to highlight the possibility of co-ordinating some kind of urbanism among the dunes and the uncontrolled, ramshackle, ad-hoc housing developments around the Peruvian capital.
"The collectivity of the game, at a time when we further individualise ourselves on networks like Facebook, feels significant to me," he says.
A social movement is a collectivity or a collective enterprise.
Which means that in the Carceri we can only see the new existential condition of collectivity, freed and condemned at the same time by its own reasoning.
