Like many other films about impaired cognition, the documentary attempts to simulate Lotje's experience of the world for the audience, transplanting her peculiar window on existence to the big screen.
But even if Fuller is right in his unargued assumption, the "peculiar quality" whose existence he doubts is a familiar feature of many moral practices.
This …perhaps explains the peculiar intensity of their existence.… Hopeless solitude feeds their creativity".
In a way, over the last 122 years of its existence, this peculiar city of only 9,000 permanent residents has been a microcosm of the evolving American economy at nearly every stage of growth.
Independently of his counterpart theory, Lewis's definition of a possible object has some peculiar consequences, given that existence in general is understood as bearing of the part-of relation to the whole that constitutes the domain of discourse.
A review of the Mediterranean physical oceanography literature provides evidence to support this argument, by indicating the existence of peculiar conditions at the end of the 1980s.
And Lodge is too accommodating to looney-tunes cultural relativists such as Clifford Geertz, who think - with the supreme insensitivity to human reality that one finds only in professional anthropologists - that the sense of the individual self is not a fundamental and universal feature of human existence, but a peculiar, local, recent western invention (tell that to the Buddha).
The existence of this peculiar surface highlights fundamental performance trade-offs in Zigbee networks.
