Generalisation was out, particularity in.
One could, if pressed, tease out a few hints of particularity in Big Russ.
** One could, if pressed, tease out a few hints of particularity in Big Russ.
You no longer have to renounce yoru ethnic or sexual or religious particularity in order to make it.
There was the Protestant cult of the afterlife, which had, Schantz shows, a kind of folk-art particularity in American sermonizing.
It was the age of exploration and discovery that exposed the breadth of human diversity, posing those fundamental questions of universality and particularity in human lifeways that have become the province of cultural anthropology.
But in a race where she appears to be counting on her record to seal the deal with voters, being able to remind an audience of her husband's achievements, particularity in overseeing a successful economy, may be a powerful ploy.
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.
He keeps your eye alive, and moving, by giving everything its strong particularity in the general scene, awarding nothing undue drama or weight: the scudding waves, the red coat, the flash of light catching a weathervane, the hat of a man clambering down into a boat.
"The question that obviously arises is, is that the reason why [the] Zika virus is neurotropic - namely it has a tendency to infect cells of the nervous system, particularity in the foetuses?" said Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
And it offers them a way to hold on to Jesus' particularity in a pluralist world, a world in which wondering about the eternal fate of, say, a Hindu is not an abstract question but a question about your college roommate.
