For Mishra, elements in modernity that seem violently opposed, Zionism and Islamism, Hindu nationalism and Theosophical soppiness — not to mention Nazi militarism — share a common wellspring.
Virtually alone in the country, there was (and still is) no flagship institution, no Madison, Berkeley or Austin to provide a network of loyal supporters for years to come, no beloved Buckeyes, Huskies or Gators to create a common wellspring of good will.
His argonaut adventures mingle Greek and Scandinavian myths, showing the common wellsprings of these violent, troubling narratives.
Those communities can be based on common history, shared interests, or a mutual wellspring of dreams, hopes, and faith.
Yet if the field of psychology has taught us anything over the last century, it is that common sense, although a valuable wellspring for hypothesis generation, is woefully ill suited for the systematic testing of hypotheses.
As the tale unfolds, however, we realize that they are the wellspring of kindness and common sense, and that their ancient apartment block — lovely, crumbling, and scabbed over — is Luciano's cradle, and his only hope.
As the tale unfolds, however, we realize that they are the wellspring of kindness and common sense, and that their ancient apartment block lovely, crumbling, and scabbed over is Luciano's cradle, and his only hope.
What the women had in common was a connectedness to the wellsprings of political activism.
The Holy Spirit is a wellspring of solidarity that undergirds commitment to building a commonwealth, common good society among individuals of differing backgrounds and moral commitments.
In common with Nietzsche, Brecht understood that at the very crux of being itself is a wellspring of unquenchable desire.
The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.
