Thus, again, there is an ontological cost involved in retaining this view of objects as individuals.
Its persistence among the general public suggests that many retain this view even after instruction in evolution.
Condillac continued to retain this view in the Treatise, though with some refinements: Whereas in the Essay he had maintained that colours are extended over all three dimensions, in the Treatise he endorsed the Berkeleyan position that we learn to perceive depth.
There were one or two short-lived attempts to retain this comic view of Thatcher after her downfall (see the 1990 sitcom Dunrulin – or don't).
Rahman retains the view that the attacks are fuelled by a political class embarrassed by the success of his independent brand of politics.
If one retains the view that species are natural kinds one must confront the fact that a plethora of species concepts are available and as seen earlier, these species concepts do not always delineate the same species.
Freud retained this emphasis in viewing crowd behaviour and many other forms of collective behaviour as regressions to an earlier stage of childhood development; he explained, for example, the slavish identification that followers have for leaders on the basis of such regression.
But the clear implication of today's comments was that many members of Mr. Bush's national security team retain that view.
A United spokesman said: "We retain the view that the suspension is extremely harsh, but appealing it would only prolong the process as we enter the second half of the season".
The endorsement of Hamilton's view might seem perverse and, in fact, Jones is critical of his view in her logic primer (1906, 35 6)—but it is necessary if Jones is to retain the view that significant assertion is, at root, the assertion of an identity.
