Good prose, after all, relates to our shared essence: we know it when we read it, we assent to it, we get it.
Scholars have sought to make sense of the semi-metaphysical quality of Romanipen as a fully historical condition, the way that an earlier generation of historians tried to make something of the equivalent idea of Yiddishkeit — the shared essence of Jewish culture.
In the future, there may also be opportunities for sharing ESSENCE data with state or local ESSENCE systems for even greater situational awareness in communities containing both Federal and civilian healthcare facilities.
Indifference realism rejects the core principle of material essence realism by rejecting the notion that there are shared essences and holding that individuals are completely discrete from one another.
Not only is this implausible on its face, it also directly conflicts with the very example IIp17s exploits in allegedly showing how two individuals might share an essence: a man sharing entirely the essence of another man whom he causes.
Because this shared substance or essence is a divine one, this is understood to imply that all three named individuals are divine, and equally so.
In this paper, we share the essence of these stories to provide an overview of the key barriers and enablers of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people working together in remote Indigenous communities to use power efficiently.
We recognize the Divine nature of our true Self, and know that we share this essence of being with all who share the breath of life.
I'd like to share the essence of my experience with those who might be struggling to keep momentum in their lives through the fifties.
While 'we may not share an essence, a soul, an identity or any other fixed attributes with others', Rose adds, 'there is one status that we do share, and that is our status as subjects of government' (Rose, 1999b: 284).
