The basis for human unity is not just electronic -- the human unity precedes the electronic, and then is furthered by it.
Some feminists would urge us to recognize that there isn't a systematic way to unify the different instances of sexism, and correspondingly, there is no systematic unity in what counts as feminism: instead we should see the basis for feminist unity in coalition building (Reagon 1983).
The joint committees are expected to deal with the main issues in dispute: the basis for a unity government, elections, the makeup of the Palestinian security forces and reform of the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Palestinian umbrella group that has so far not included Hamas.
Schelling's understanding of God as personal provided the basis for the unity of the diversity in the world in a manner that was more open than Hegel's understanding.
Mr. Wahid's legacy was the importance of accepting diversity as the basis of unity for the sprawling archipelago.
The idea is that passionate care about something outside ourselves gives diachronic coherence in our lives and provides the basis for the narrative unity of the self (Davenport 2012).
This tight unity in the soul is the basis for the Stoic teaching about the unity of the virtues.
In both texts this function is attributed to philosophia naturalis, the basis for his concept of the unity of the sciences and thus of materialism.
His attempt to use religion as a basis for unity aroused resistance, however, particularly from Muslims who were ordered to build churches, pay tithes, and eventually be baptized.
After all, the formal unity of the nature is compatible with division into numerically many instances; some other unity must be the basis for the assertion that humanity is not many natures or species (Fonseca, In Met. V, c. 28, q. 3, sect. 1 [Fonseca (1599), vol. 2, col. 959F]).
