Sentence examples for collectivity concept from inspiring English sources

In response to Gmel and Rehm (2000), Skog (2001) elaborates on his theory and more explicitly states that collectivity refers to 'cultural differences (between populations) and changes over time (in a specific population)'; thus, the collectivity concept is thus 2-fold, predicting differences between populations and an uniformity of responses within a population.

His novel Balade de câmpie (1963; "Ballads of the Steppes"), an investigation of the psychology of the village, marked a significant turning point in the evolution of Moldovan fiction, and his play Casa Mare (1962; "The Parlour") turned away from the concept of collectivity to probe the individual conscience.

A social movement is a collectivity or a collective enterprise.

An aggregate collectivity, Peter French writes, is "merely a collection of people" (French 1984, p. 5).

The Interspecifics Collective, however, a self-described "nomadic multispecies collectivity" in Mexico City, might change that.

Abstract: The concept of justice is applied mainly to subjects (persons and collectivities), to their conduct (actions and omissions), and to social rules (laws, social institutions, etc.).

Moseley [ 15] defines war as 'a state of organized open-ended collective conflict' (p14), distinguishing it from a street brawl by the concept of organization; from a boxing match by the concept of open-endedness and from a personal feud by the concept of collectivity.

In the same article, Retro Gamer notes the collectivity of the Nomad due to its low production and states, "Had Sega cottoned on to the concept of the Nomad before the Mega Drive 2, and rolled it out as a true successor to the Mega Drive... then perhaps Sega may have succeeded in its original goal to prolong the life of the Mega Drive in the US".

Collectivity is over.

No tyrannical "collectivity" here.

The concept of historicity suggests that Dasein always "temporalizes," or acts in time, as part of a larger social and historical collectivity as part of a people or Volk.