Fluidity of personhood — a kind of opened-out, participatory narcissism, with aspects alternately benign and worrisome — is becoming a widely shared, common-sense aesthetic.
What's missing is familiarity with people outside our socioeconomic and racial cocoon, as well as a sense of shared common purpose.
With the decline of the empire, a multicultural perspective developed, meaning that any sense of a shared common culture was eroded risking increasing segregation.
The concepts of karma and rebirth (samsara) integrate the existential sense of a shared common condition of all sentient life-forms with the moral dimension of the Buddhist cosmology.
Furthermore, cross-training can foster a sense of a shared "common bond" (Greenbaum 1979, as cited in Blickensderfer et al. 1998) amongst team members and support the establishment of morale, cohesion and confidence.
The judges looked at a huge range of different entries; some were heavy, data driven technical websites while others were light and fun - but all shared a common sense that only through innovation can we make a digital future attractive to the public".
I've been a participant in open source communities for more than a decade, so much of what Whitehurst shared was common sense to me.
Global health academics interviewed shared a common sense of what global health means and the values that underpin such work.
While these anxieties complicate student interactions, as I mentioned above a considerable amount of research suggests that contact between people of different races and ethnicities can reduce prejudice provided that four important conditions are in place: having the support of relevant authorities, sharing common goals, a sense of cooperation, and equal status.
But they share a common sense of economic frustration.
