For the war Kartikkeya rages is not physical battle -- his is the dazzling display of consciousness in recognition of itself, like a renewed movement waking, like trivial problems falling by the wayside, like a people reinforced by the specter of what they face together, like the pinnacle of human art and expression that radiates like scintillant feathers out of empty void.
Although some may presently view the book as obscene and unfit for public reading, universities across the globe hold in the highest esteem for its deft display of stream-of-consciousness as well as its meticulously structured plot that intertwines various themes about the struggles of the "Modern Man".
Whether the people talking were CEOs, energy professionals or NGOs, they all displayed a rising consciousness of the impact of global warming.
Our bodily attributes, various feelings, perceptions, ideas, wishes, dreams, and in general a consciousness of the world display a constant interplay and interconnection that leads us to the belief that there is some definite 'I' that underlies and is independent of the ever-shifting series.
The boy soon distinguished himself by his ability to analyze problems and to express his thoughts with grace and clarity, but he already displayed an aloofness that emphasized his consciousness of his intellectual superiority yet cloaked his very real desire to feel the affection of those whom he respected, a quality that was to be a handicap in his later official career.
New research shows that babies display glimmers of consciousness and memory as early as 5 months old.
It is therefore no exaggeration to say that while the varied manuals on napkin folding that spread throughout England in the 19th century were a kind of cultural fashion, they were simultaneously a display of class consciousness.
From displays of works from Morocco and Egypt to the Zulu traditions of South Africa, the galleries expand viewers' consciousness of what constitutes African art.
Steven Gross expands the consciousness of consciousness.
Next, unified consciousness of contents.
"They have no consciousness of us".
