The third story is more refl ective before the fourth, "Nocturne", reintroduces an element of absurdity.
"They have never been a hugely populated species so they won't inundate an area or overpopulate it and we will be on the road to reintroducing an element of nature that we forced out".
Not only does Socrates thus weaken the principles of naturalism, but he also makes it clear that in doing so he is reintroducing an element of conventionalism (434a-435d).
First, Kant made the field of consciousness immanent to a transcendental subject, thereby reintroducing an element of identity that is transcendent (that is, external) to the field itself, and reserving all power of synthesis (that is, identity-formation) in the field to the activity of the always already unified and transcendent subject.
On the one hand, the principle of unitary citizenship has been maintained, naturalization is conditioned on requirements for language proficiency, and an oath of allegiance has been reintroduced as an element of what in the Norwegian context is an innovation: A ceremony for persons who have been granted citizenship.
"Titanic" reintroduces an element long missing from Hollywood screenplays -- the dead hero.
Such stories seemed to reintroduce a pleasing element of uncertainty into a career which, from the outside at least, seems to represent as much of a safe bet as can be said to exist for Hollywood right now.
First introduced in 1956, the Wilderness Bill crawled through the House and Senate for almost a decade, where it was amended and diluted, revised and reintroduced, passed and repassed, and finally signed into law by President Lyndon Baines Johnson who viewed it as an element of the Great Society on September 4 , 1964
Again there was an element of revenge.
"There's an element of Vanity Fair.
