Many of these cultural forms turned on extreme stereotypes of the Japanese, to heighten Americans' sense of inherent superiority and unity in order to wage a merciless and vengeful war in the Pacific.
[AS: 22] The inherent non-metaphysical unity of the physical and psychical is not concocted, rather the disunity is what is artificial.
The paradoxes of unity and difference inherent in those values and goals continue to be addressed at a practical level and in theory.
The practice of nurturing our complexity as human beings -- each with myriad work experiences, personal experiences, relationships, ideas, emotions and, yes, flaws -- results in finding harmony, unity, in our inherent diversity.
What matters, however, is that the appreciation of music (as of the other arts) depends upon the perception of certain "unities" and upon feeling the inherent order and reasonableness in a sequence (in this case, a sequence of tones).
It is central to Kant's Dialectic that this requirement for systematic unity and completeness of knowledge is inherent in the very nature of our reason.
The understanding that unity is preferable to individuality is just as inherent as our egoism.
US military officials were actually considering three other operational names — Iraqi Resolve, Iraqi Unity, and Earnest Partner — and did not initially champion Inherent Resolve.
"There were dangling threads of plot, there was a lack of unity — a beginning, a middle, an end that was inherent in the beginning," Hohoff would later say about the pages that the wisp of a woman from Alabama brought to her office at Fifth Avenue and Forty-third Street.
