Libraries encourage intimate relationship to a text, private contemplation of a thought.
It is produced by Intellect, as Intellect is by the One, by a double movement of outgoing and return in contemplation, but the relationship between the two is more intimate and the frontier less clearly defined.
His first collapse, in 1911, marked the beginning of his obsession with one particular kind of relationship: he believed that the contemplation of interracial sex elicits a disgust that "is felt with such violence that it is comparable to the extreme repugnance some people have to snakes".
A quiet, lyrical contemplation of the relationship between an abandoned theatre and the communities it sustained, it felt completely right, not just because we at Forest Fringe were under threat of losing our own home, but as a timely reminder of the importance any such building can play for the people around it.
Rather than a fundamental contemplation on the relationship between law and society, government pragmatically chooses to limit access to the legal system.
For them, "Lagrime" is a profoundly human contemplation of the relationship of these two men.
When someone is diagnosed with a severe disease they are forced to face up to the reality of their own mortality and this leads to introspection or contemplation about their relationships with other people and the world in general.
Whether internally as contemplation or externally as relationship, ethical consciousness requires time to unfold.
The Contemplation subscale had weaker relationship to pain, emotional distress and self-efficacy than the Precontemplation subscale in accordance with several previous studies [ 9, 12, 19].
You end up contemplating your own contemplation.
