I found it hard to imagine, I put it to her, that a male editor of The New York Times would have written a book about what the blurb calls the "complexity" of relations between humans and dogs.
Due to the growing complexity of relations between science, technology, environment, and society, the analysis of market trends is becoming an increasingly difficult process.
However, the diversity and complexity of relations amongst multiple actors - a hallmark of GHIs - may also weaken already fragile health systems, thereby undermining their efficiency, effectiveness and equity [ 2- 5].
I am pleased about the book's influence in helping people think through the complexities of relations between experts and laypeople.
However, it is difficult to synthesize this separation process optimally because of information feedback between the separation sequence and introduction of stream division, and the high complexity of the relation between products when the number of products is more than two.
While this approach may not diminish the complexity of the relation(s) between identity and ethics, perhaps it will at least provide the kind of settled views in some limited areas which we have thus far been missing.
If Learning to Die in the Anthropocene showcases the complexity of the relation between life and form in the Anthropocene, philosopher Samuel Scheffler's 2012 Berkeley Tanner Lectures, published as Death and the Afterlife, simply sidestep that complexity; it is the distinction between forms of life and life forms, I argue, that makes it possible to diagnose that omission.
