Rejecting set vocabularies and abstract trappings, he uses dance and the craft of making dances as a means of investigating the passage of time and the complex welter of thoughts and emotions we experience within it.
Badhwar (2003, p. 46) similarly understands love to be a matter of "one's overall emotional orientation towards a person the complex of perceptions, thoughts, and feelings"; as such, love is a matter of having a certain "character structure".
As medications shift the biological experience of fear, mindfulness practice can help undo the complex of reactive thoughts and feelings that sustain it.
"Students may simply evolveto a richer and more complex level of thought in class," she explains.
There was always, Ms. Styron writes, "laughter, profanity, complex movements of thought".
An elegant narrative might be strung together from a series of sonnets, a form in the service of complex expressions of thought and feeling; Vikram Seth pulled it off in his first novel, "The Golden Gate," in 1986.
He was also functionally illiterate and so far as we can tell from Huang, incapable of stringing together a complex chain of thought.
In his classic 1985 book, "Crabgrass Frontier," Kenneth T. Jackson of Columbia University delineated the complex train of thought that over the last two centuries has produced the American belief that homeownership encourages pride and good citizenship and, ultimately, preservation of liberty.
As architect and Chinese scholar Alfred Schinz, author of The Magic Square: Cities in Ancient China, puts it: it is "probably the most elaborate and complex system of thought developed by 'archaic' man about the world order and its reflection in a planned settlement structure".
Friedman (2013) untangles the complex strands of thought in Kant's chapter.
