Consider a consistent theme of history: when too few people in a society accumulate too much of the wealth the majority arms itself and tries to take it back.
To investigate this connection may indeed be considered a major theme for philosophy of technology, and more is said on it in Sections 2.3 and 2.4.
Meanwhile the rest of the Blues have been picked without the input of another man considered a common theme in the Blues' decade of defeat – Bob Fulton.
Townshend and his room-mate Richard Barnes spent a night considering names, focusing on a theme of joke announcements, including "No One" and "the Group".
But the most obvious unifying aspect of these works is their reflection of the young, smart, struggling milieu in which they've been made; the theme is often considered a commonplace of independent filmmaking, but the "mumblecore" crowd makes movies that, in content, in form, and even in the way they are produced, reflects their makers' way of life.
In this sense, Alvarez (2010) gives some criticism over the United Nations Security Council for turning the war on Terrorism as one of the main discussed themes, what he considered a symbolism of restraining the resistant movements in general.
In addition, the possibility has been discussed that introns might act as 'catalysts' of evolution by facilitating intergenic recombination (this could be considered a variation on the theme of generic non-coding DNA functions).
Having briefly considered the theme of the Dublin Easter Rising of 1916, he based his work on a more immediate event: the murder in Paris of a German diplomat by a 17-year-old Jewish refugee, Herschel Grynszpan.
Based on these abstracts, the organisers developed a general structure for the sessions that would permit concurrent small groups to consider a set of themes that were seen as worth pursuing (box 1).
Consider having a theme, like books of the Bible or characters from the Bible.
