In response, Young suggests that members of the same racial group do share the same "social perspective" grounded in common experiences, similar to the interactive kind variant of racial constructivism discussed earlier.
Arguably, imagination, mind-wandering, and taking another's perspective have in common a substantial change from the current cognitive context.
The CIMDRN shares with these initiatives an evaluative perspective and, in common with registries and newborn screening long-term follow-up programs, a focus on prospective data collection from a complete cohort of patients.
Taseer's wide and analytical perspective has something in common with contemporaries Amit Chaudhuri and Neel Mukherjee, but his style – at once highly intellectual and deeply poetic – is unique.
Proponents of the Affordable Care Act, including a number of economists, have yet to acknowledge that so many provisions of the act have, from a labor economics perspective, so much in common with the employer mandate.
This delimitation allows us to gain a perspective –in many respects common within said area– concerning the trends that will determine the future of global security.
They also provide a biopsychosocial perspective in the most common medical conditions [ 14, 21, 22].
Gardiner's wittily disabused cosmic perspective also has much in common with James Henry, the Irish Victorian poet rescued from neglect by Christopher Ricks.
Moreover, from Rosenstock-Huessy's perspective, what Heidegger has in common with the essentialist thinking he is so critical of, is that he still fools himself into thinking that he is not part of the great events of historical experiences which are encapsulated in names.
Chris' love for diplomacy was not that of large abstraction, but of intimate humanity; the kind of diplomacy that comes with a heart and a mind and despite great differences in religious perspective much common ground in the hopes and dreams underneath.
