These principles were called, respectively, unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time.
At D11, the rules of Aristotelian Unities apply: unity of action, place, and time.
That term implies a unity of action and purpose, as if there's an all-encompassing view driving that bank.
But in going into that direction the ECB creates a perception that the unity of action in the monetary policy field is lost.
The challenge for civil society is to demonstrate a unity of action that has been sadly lacking so far among our governments.
The Novelle also survived as a unique form, although unity of mood and style often replaced the traditional unity of action; the importance of the frame was diminished, as was the necessity for maintaining absolute objectivity.
In particular, the sense of disownership seems to be nicely explained by the lack of bodily control "The body is a unity of actions, and if a part of the body is split off from action, it becomes 'alien' and not felt as part of the body" (Sacks, 1984, p. 166).
The doctrine of the unities of action, place, and time though actually a later development resulting from forced interpretations of Aristotle ruled over the work of many writers of tragedies (e.g., Gian Giorgio Trissino in Italy, Jean Racine and Pierre Corneille in France, and, to a certain extent, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Germany).
In an essay published on the Web site of Powell's City of Books, an independent bookstore (www.powells.com), Mr. Martel wrote that even though the review he recalled "oozed indifference," Dr. Scliar's concept had "the effect on my imagination of electric caffeine" because of its "perfect unity of time, action and place".
The question is whether such accounts reveal the unity of intentional action, intention for the future, and intention-with-which. McCann's objection concerned the latter.
The Strozzi work addresses all of this and more and is based in Aikido and somatics (looking at the whole person: a unity of language, action, energy, and meaning), so it gets into how we respond unconsciously beyond just "thinking".
