Both are dependent on the existence and proper functioning of the relevant structures: reasoning and perception for individuals; libraries and journals and other social structures, for collectivities.
In focusing on the details of their attire, the series also draws attention to the depersonalisation of war and the need to remember that individuality is too easily suppressed by notions of collectivity: for while these uniforms might reveal unit, rank and nationality, they cannot reveal what is in the heart of their wearer.
For the collectivity hypothesis to be supported, sub-populations too would need to be moving in the same direction, which is not the case here.
Indeed, in response to the increase in cell cell adhesion strength in the model, the movement distance of the forward edge became long, and the two order quantities for the collectivity of multicellular movement also increased as the experimental data show (Fig. 5E G).
So far, what Q'Viva has illustrated is that some things can't be imported by Hollywood for commercial consumption: the culture of collectivity, and art for the sake of social transformation.
"I think we take photos of it for the sense of collectivity," says Umbrico. "We love to participate.
And surely it's easily worth it to undermine the marketisation of literature for some kind of collectivity.
The method of continuous and uninterrupted filming used to track transitory activities of a focus infant, allowed possibilities for understanding pedagogical dimensions of collectivity and group interaction and, at the same time, also heightened the need for researcher sensitivity to social contexts present in the site.
Thirty years of training for competitive markets has shredded our sense of collectivity.
The show brings new breadth and detail and a new sense of collectivity to a familiar tale that is, for the Modern, also hallowed ground.
