"In 18th- and 19th-century Euro-America, Genesis 9 18-27 became the curse of Ham, a foundation myth for collective degradation, conventionally trotted out as God's reason for condemning generations of dark-skinned peoples from Africa to slavery," says Mr. Braude's paper for the Yale conference.
Their announcements come after the league (the LFP) and the government put together a new decree to regulate the sale of TV rights, laying the foundation for a collective deal.
It's the foundation for a collective journey--the foundation of the metanarrative, which we will further explore in the next articles.
He added that "NATO naturally remains the foundation of collective defense among the allies".
Margaret Gilbert's On Social Facts (1989) made a forceful case for the existence of "plural subjects", a crucial metaphysical thesis that provides one possible foundation for group-oriented, or collective, social epistemology.
But by giving them the means to make their own choices and create a stronger platform for collective action, ideas like this can lay the foundations for prosperity much more effectively than top-down planning by global elites.
Using nightlife to support likeminded causes is also an important foundation for Resis'Dance, a seven-strong, all-women collective of DJs and promoters based in London.
The notion that philanthropists might have stories to tell from their experience was sparked early in our data collection during an interview with a community foundation CEO (community foundations being collective vehicles for charitable giving focused on particular geographical areas: Jung et al., 2013; Pharaoh, 2008).
"It is a victory for collective leadership".
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