Kant then argues that there are two elements in such an ideal, namely a uniquely valuable purpose or end and a uniquely appropriate aesthetic expression of this purpose or end.
During the 1500-year histofy of the Mundo Perdido complex, the palace was the only group of buildings in the entire complex that did not serve a uniquely ceremonial purpose.
Since public policy has assigned this realm to business to secure behavior that is uniquely economic, the purpose of business must be to deliver economic performance to society.
How am I uniquely contributing to that purpose?
The married couple's films together are infused with a sense of life, of a uniquely shared devotion and purpose.
Unlike the films that Karina and Godard made together, the ones made by Rowlands and Cassavetes managed to pass back over into life, and it worked out very well; it's that sense of life, of a uniquely shared devotion and purpose, that infuses their films together.
But the Mondial name stirred fond memories in Hamamatsu and, 45 years after Mondial helped Honda, Honda not only agreed to let Ziletti use an engine for display purposes, it uniquely offered to supply him with road and race engines for his new Mondial Piega.
Items that did not uniquely contribute to the purpose of the instrument were removed.
(Further, even if we do agree on the need for a distinctly ethical conception of personhood and personal identity, it is not clear why the one Rovane has chosen is supposed to be uniquely suited to our purposes.
This is often the case in marketing and branding: a novel word or nonword is created for the purpose of uniquely identifying a product and thus its meaning must be learned.
This will require a shift from a set identity bestowed by external validation (degree, job title, company affiliation) and focused around the application of skills and knowledge at a moment in time to an identity formed from internal validation rooted in purpose, passion, uniquely human skills, and fundamental literacies.
