Goebbels had a large part in constructing the image of a unified Volksgemeinschaft ("people's community"), although Longerich is rightly sceptical of the view that all Germans "lived in a kind of totalitarian uniformity" during this era.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
That's why, in the nineteen-fifties, when Hollywood erupted in a kaleidoscopic burst of directorial invention, with films that traded an earlier era's uniformity and smoothness for extravagant personal visions, she damned it, in one of her first major articles ("Movies, the Desperate Art").
By the middle of the second millennium of the Christian era, certain uniformity came about in the technical terminology used by different schools.
In an era of uniformity, it's not until we get fucked up that we truly understand who we are. .
But the unwillingness of Protestant princes of Germany to submit to Catholic rule and the willingness of outside powers, such as Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, to support their cause, gave it a strongly religious element.This was an era in which rulers expected religious uniformity.
For all the triumph of that Bradman-esque first Test series in South Africa, there was a proven fallibility to Hughes's methods that might have endeared him a little more to fans in the age of centres of excellence; an era that increasingly demands technical and aesthetic uniformity.
And yet, think about it -- think what it means in an era of celebrity rule and big-brand uniformity to have a garment that is not only one of a kind (because Goodwill isn't exactly Bergdorf's), but also approved and possibly even worn by Ms. Sevigny herself.
Luckily, Savile's painstaking attention to detail certainly shows on the mix; with a refreshing disregard for genre uniformity, he's woven a timeline of musical discoveries from different eras of his musical life, ranging from his formative teenage years to his days as an experienced DJ and producer.
If there was a so-called "golden era" within in the black church that embodied some type of uniformity against injustice, one might do better to examine the 19th century.
