The chart is based on these genetic differences, not on the very much larger shared inheritance.
Competition, they say, is by its nature divisive, pitting employee against employee and encouraging individuals to pursue personal gain at the expense of larger, shared goals.
But movies where director, cast and crew came genuinely to relish what they were making; where the inevitable squabbles and rivalries gave way to a larger, shared purpose.
If a novelisation of Where The Wild Things Are can only ever be one person's version of a larger shared experience, then Eggers is at least an interesting guide.
"Through ethnography," she writes, "I've come to better appreciate how people, myself included, live within the shaping constraints of larger shared structures even as we maneuver within or around these constraints and at times actively transform the structures.
Ms. Brown is adept at subverting traditional notions of how choreography develops; much like the misty cloud, the dancers momentarily cohered into larger, shared themes, only to melt away along individual trajectories.
