Its multifariousness and thematic disorder is a major element of its appeal.
The two concerts could barely contain his multifariousness.
We may dismiss the opinions of all sorts of counsellors and therapists, secure in the knowledge that their very multifariousness is indicative of their lack of overall traction, but psychiatry, dealing, as it claims, with well-defined maladies – and treating them with drugs and hospitalisation – exerts an enormous pull on our collective self-image.
Finkel believes the fact the ban still exists in 2014 underlines the multifariousness of New York, or as Walt Whitman famously said about himself, that it "contains multitudes".
"Measures protecting not just heritage but both the cultural individuality and the multifariousness of the city as represented by its architecture are now long overdue in Calcutta," Chaudhuri writes.
Out of all this multifariousness and Pop-Surrealist wackiness, however, there does emerge a certain thematic preoccupation, which you might describe as the gap between the mundane and the transcendental.
But ultimately, any memoir's agenda may be to present the multifariousness of the self, and where Edmond the protagonist is most vivid is in his evocations of his adopted Australia.
But its subject is itself a form of fluidity: the multifariousness of materials and objects as they are shaped by different needs and sensibilities.
Meanwhile, Outkast's duality is only a fraction of the multifariousness of the Wu-Tang Clan, whose many members make it more like a hip-hop coalition meeting than a standard group.
He says, "Philosophy may not neglect the multifariousness of the world the fairies dance, and Christ is nailed to the cross" (Whitehead 1978, 338).
Given the multifariousness of mental states, it is quite likely that the correct position will be some kind of combination of these positions.
