As Whitehead himself tells us, his "philosophy of organism is the inversion of Kant's philosophy … For Kant, the world emerges from the subject; for the philosophy of organism, the subject emerges from the world" (quoted in Sherburne 1995, 852).
Obliquely, the subject emerged.
The chosen period covered the years between 1994, when the first work, to our knowledge, about the subject emerged, and June 2014.
As their single subject emerges from the crowd, they become quite demonic.
Beyoncé's subject emerges as nothing less than the black female body, the police state and black lives past and present.
They are direct, as a subject emerges strongly from the background, but they are also enigmatic and at the outset viewers are alerted that they will be met with a complex artist.
"It's wonderful," Dr. Lerner said, "because in so many instances a relationship between the subjects emerges, but you could never predict that ahead of time".
Another elusive subject emerges in "Like There's Nothing Under You," which uses just six lines to describe Meluch's social anxiety, opening with the claim that "I blend in like an empty chair".
The closing statement of the finale's vaunting main subject emerged doggedly out of turmoil, its lofty majesty hard won at best.
We employed the constant comparative method of data analysis (Glaser and Strauss 1967), allowing us to use later focus groups to subject emerging conceptual frameworks to member checking.
Instead, the subjects emerge on their own every times she starts writing a new story.
