Through this emphasis, historicism, understood as an outlook on the world (Weltanschauung), emphasizes the historical quality of human existence; as an interpretation of history and life, it concerns itself with concepts of individuality and with individual development.
History encompasses not only concrete individual developments and concepts of individuality, but also encompasses the "universal".
Medical ethics adapted libertarian concepts of individuality to protect patients from professionals who held complete power.
Even though grief is an individual experience, the best books about grief reinforce the concept of individuality and yet let grievers have hope in the knowledge that others have journeyed before us.
It distinguishes then a strong and a weak concept of individuality, the former being defined by natural selection, the latter by probabilistic connections between sub-entities.
It proves that the concept of Individuality of Handwriting in WI where each writer has his or her own style of writing with differs even between a pair of twins.
This satisfies the concept of Individuality of Handwriting even in terms of Twins' Handwriting Identification where the concept requires that the intra-class MAE value must be smaller than the inter-class MAE value regardless of the character used for the experiment.
That's why The Prisoner's existential experience of continually questioning everything, including ourselves, is so vital to any concept of individuality.
Who revels in the concept of individuality exposed through these strange songs, but it also delves into a darker line of inquiry.
One of the major scholarly arguments against this theory is that the concept of individuality did not exist until the European Renaissance, prompting Koosed to write "...thus autobiography is made a product of European civilization: Augustine begat Rosseau begat Henry Adams, and so on".
Teller (1995) discusses a specific conception of individuality, primitive thisness, as well as other possible features of the particle concept in comparison to classical concepts of fields and waves, as well as in comparison to the concept of field quanta, which is the basis for the interpretation that Teller advocates.
