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Or there is Sari Nusseibeh's Once Upon a Country, which makes the experience of the Palestinian people comprehensible within one life story.
Further, because Lotze comes to see nature itself as comprehensible as the life of a cosmic individual or God the unity of consciousness is part and parcel of the ultimate unity of the very cosmos itself (cf. Santayana, 1971, pp. 211ff).
Mr. Duffy, though, has the luxury of hundreds of pages of play-by-play, and it makes that life more comprehensible.
Berl's quest to be shriven for his crimes, as if that will provide a comprehensible shape to his life, veers off into an extended, deluded search for Jocelyn.
Most deaths were a mystery then, and perhaps what clinched the argument was the notion that autopsies could provide families with answers — give the story of a loved one's life a comprehensible ending.
The model results suggest that the reduced preventative health behavior of people facing socioeconomic adversity could be a comprehensible response to the life situations they face, rather than simply being error or incompetence.
Coherence is defined here as a global orientation to life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful (Walsh 2006).
This is a rather stable personality trait in adulthood, and describes how comprehensible, manageable and meaningful life appears [ 18, 19].
SOC describes a specific way of viewing life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful especially when critical life events, hardships, and stress add to an individual's burden.
