Sentence examples for fundamental sameness from inspiring English sources
The quest for an answer to that question presses us all back towards an oversimplified sense of identity as fundamental sameness.
So while Marinella asserts (on the authority of Aristotle and scripture) that we can know the souls of men and women to be forms of the same species, rational souls, and equal in that respect, she also insists that this fundamental sameness allows nonetheless for distinctions in merit.
Combined with frantic attempts at individuality is a profound sameness.
Similarly, in terms of human values, the Dalai Lama feels that differences in caste, creed, color, etc. should be placed at a secondary level to the more fundamental thinking of the sameness of human beings, who want happiness and shun suffering.
"Identity" and "sameness" mean the same; their meanings are identical.
Identity in Erikson's work represents therefore a developed fundamental organizing principle that provides a sense of continuity ("self-sameness") as well as it structures the differentiation between self and others ("individuality as uniqueness").
Schutz's conclusion that sameness in music involves not numerical unity but recurrent likeness challenges the fundamental Husserlian thesis that the synthesis of passive identification is universal, at the basis of the constitution of the world.
Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.
