In modern times, particularly in the Western world, the change in Jewish communal existence required a transformation of this ancient structure.
Her thought tended to move from individuality to universality without passing through the communal, lived world that provides most people with their sense of identity.
Only in "Pigs and Fishes," created in 1982 for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, did her communal, surging world build into something that seemed necessary.
The structural timeline (0 ≤ nd ≤ 1) can be divided into five different phases by studying the emergence, distribution and diversity of FFs: (1) A primordial (communal) protein world (phase I; 0 ≤ nd ≤ 0.150): In this ancient phase, domain structures diversified but were rapidly shared by the emergent cells.
With Seth as bait, Dodie is drawn inexorably into the cult's world of communal living and meditation.
Some workers in the sex trade said the communal nature of the World Cup discourages visits to prostitutes, which is by nature a furtive, solitary activity.
When the city rolls out its share-a-cab program this fall, the solitary taxi ride — and its private, if jerky, moments of contemplation — will yield to the more intimate world of communal travel.
Certain experiences in this world, like communal worship or spousal love, might afford a foretaste of happiness, but it was only in the next world that it could fully be known, and it was always envisioned as a profoundly social emotion.
Such a doctrine, drawing also from nineteenth-century social liberalism and classical and Christian notions of freedom as flourishing within communal life, is a world away from the atomised and content-less self of classical liberal doctrine, and the neoliberal political-economic movement that derives from it.
A surprising number of developers eschew the gleaming campuses of Silicon Valley, choosing an alternative lifestyle coding in so-called communal "cybersquats" around the world.
