However, in so doing, it loses its particularity and is absorbed within the latter.
For Diderot, the nature the artist ought to imitate is the real nature we experience, warts and all (as it were), in its particularity.
Queensborough's new center shouldn't bear the burden of this criticism, since it doesn't slight the Holocaust or its particularity.
He examined his model, mastered its particularities, took it in and made something surpassingly personal of it.
But it has proved remarkably well suited to France and its particularities about marriage, divorce, religion and taxes — and it can be dissolved with just a registered letter.
The film has that vibe about it too, particularity in moments of choreographed dance, which impart the impression that Myers is sort of breaking the fourth wall and sort of not.
Plus, when you add in the phenomenon of geography, which was very real until recently, and add into it the particularity of Soviet reality, even just the difficult names — when you add all that in, you have a considerable barrier, a mental fence that was constructed especially by the Western left.
Cohen argues with considerable force that it is particularity which must give way: forms are universals and, though they are substances, nothing said by Aristotle entails that they are therefore particulars.
For Levinas, intersubjective experience, as it comes to light, proves 'ethical' in the simple sense that an 'I' discovers its own particularity when it is singled out by the gaze of the other.
Yet perhaps the point is not that my experience is unique but rather that, for all its odd particularities, it is typical.
