Rather than severing the idea of a hereditary head of state permanently, Charles's shabby trial and violent death helped the monarchy to survive for far longer than it otherwise would have.Diane Purkiss's book about the English civil war runs through the story of the conflict between king and Parliament.
Stranger yet is its LED screen, which literally reveals what the footage being recorded looks like, a facet not only counterintuitive to surveillance, but one that effectively severs the idea of a higher power is spying on your every move.
Eventually we think that all those data streams will be relatively commoditized — so we'll be able to tap into any of them," says Sever. "The idea then is that we can really build a context for you".
People with Lesch-Nyhan feel pain as acutely as anyone else does, and they are horrified by the idea of their fingers or lips being severed.
They are horrified by the idea that a man's spine was severed and larynx crushed by the police before he died.
And Wittgenstein's (1953) influential criticisms of the notion of understanding as an 'inner process,' and of the idea of a language for private sensation divorced from public criteria, could be interpreted in ways that sever (phenomenal) consciousness from intentionality.
For weeks, Fuld kicked around the idea of selling Neuberger Berman, one of Lehman's marquee asset-management divisions, where the uncertainty is said to have spread discontent among employees who want to sever ties with the company.
The urge to sever ties with Washington cuts across party lines and regions, though Republicans and residents of rural Western states are generally warmer to the idea than Democrats and Northeasterners, according to the poll.
Feldman's theory also promotes unjust misinterpretations of the great presidential speeches he's chosen, because by ascribing their success to framing, it severs their words from the ideas behind them.
The talking cure is developed as a way to bring repressed memories forward and abreact or release them, re-binding the idea to its severed and dispersed affect (unrepressing it) and thereby dissolving the bodily symptom.
The idea of Lennon severing himself from the illusion of celebrity proved to be too much for Mark David Chapman to bear.
