Hence the cosmic body in its endless vastness, as space embracing everything, can be seen as providing the space for the emergence of thing-events through the intermingling of the six elements.
According the Gobineau, the white race was created through such intermingling, which allowed it alone to generate civilization, unlike the other races, which were governed only by the law of repulsion.
Ellen Bryant Voigt, poet meditating on will and fate and the life cycles of the natural world through a distinctive intermingling of lyric and narrative modes and ongoing experimentation with form and technique.
In the Romantic era the German storyteller E.T.A. Hoffmann and the American Edgar Allan Poe raised the horror story to a level far above mere entertainment through their skillful intermingling of reason and madness, eerie atmosphere and everyday reality.
These things emerged through collisions of tribes, ethnic intermingling and considerable bloodshed over centuries.
In a way, the works in On the Nature of things, function as contemporary Vanitas paintings, in which the contemplation of existence is made through a mixed symbolism of the intermingling of historical and contemporary objects.
"I'm inspired by how dominant religious and cultural iconography can get distorted by people through a process of acculturation and intermingling with local folklore to create weird branches of religion and culture," he says.
They spread chaos and killing through a city famous for its culture, its intermingling of influences, its freedom of expression.
(G ) Section through red-boxed area of embryo MM15 showing intermingling of red and green twin spots.
In spite of not coming together through acquisition, the companies are forging ahead with a tighter intermingling of their product sets.
