The doctrine of radical separation was elaborated through a series of profound entanglements: subjects entangled with objects, owners with property, awareness with memory, the power of thinking with thoughts, conscious awareness with the mind's contents.
And they were also sites of profound entanglements, where conceptual systems were continually, dialectically returned for their material purchase and rhetorical force.
Four different events were measured showing the profound impact of entanglement.
Combining an analysis of ideology with a sharp sense of geopolitics, he brings into view Fascist Italy's involvement in Albania, then explores the country's Eastern bloc entanglements, the profound fascination with the Soviets, and the contradictions of the dramatic anti-Soviet turn.
But a more profound problem lies in the entanglement of the past and present in fiction.
The horrors of the Nazi period have imbued today's Germans with a profound antipathy to war and foreign entanglements.At the beginning of this decade, however, the giant stirred.
As I look back upon our many entanglements, I realize the profound affect he had on me and the other kids who crossed his path.
Entanglement is the fundamental theme.
The American entanglement in Iraq has been defined by profound mutual incomprehension.
I haven't encountered a book about being an artist, or about the punishing entanglements of mothers and daughters, as engaging, profound or original as this one in a long time.
But the threats of action against Assad have already sown widespread panic along many fronts within the bitterly divided country, in just one indication of the profound complexity of the conflict in which the United States has long resisted entanglement.
