Mr. Ravitz does not impose meaning on his drips.
In other words, taking photographs is helping Krystle impose meaning on the inexplicable.
First, the psychological harm must be state imposed, meaning that the harm must result from the actions of the state.
"The really important questions are how you impose meaning on a particular representation in the brain," he says.
None of the other characters has this sort of reverse-engineered psychology, and for good reason: it's a lazy way to impose meaning.
Michael Arad, who is designing the memorial with Peter Walker, said last month, "Any arrangement that tries to impose meaning through physical adjacency will cause grief and anguish to people who might be excluded from that process".
Employing a commanding logic that exercises total control over the data of history, Thucydides uses rigorous principles of selection, suggestive juxtapositions, and artfully opposed speeches to reveal systematic relationships between plans and outcomes, impose meaning on the smallest events, and insist on the constant battle between intellect and chance.
It's ominous, yes, but predictable too and in retroactively imposing meaning onto it, it transforms the footage into evidence of an inevitable death.
It's ominous, yes, but predictable too – and in retroactively imposing meaning onto it, it transforms the footage into evidence of an inevitable death.
But this is the idea of a God beyond creation, above creation, a kind of super-mind and super-spirit that reflects love and intelligence, and conspires with mankind to impose meaning on recalcitrant nature.
