In other words, according to Kant the spatiotemporal intuitional unity of the content of our conscious perceptual representations is necessarily also a fully logico-conceptual unity.
In addition, a lack of unity of course content perceived by the students corresponds with education of facilitators in core learning objectives.
In his later years, Kieslowski relied on a formidable team of collaborators which is why his films had a unity of style and content second to very few others.
He disliked any incongruous mixture of prose styles and, in the Römische Geschichte and Römisches Staatsrecht ("Roman Constitutional Law"), he created two works, both of which attain exemplary unity of form and content yet demonstrate two different styles.
She displays an unusual ability to draw rich pictorial, symbolic and poetic resonances from the nuts and bolts of filmmaking, and she shows a sure grasp of the inextricable unity of form and content, or structure and meaning, that is scarce in contemporary art.
But in such symphonies as his No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and Manfred and in many of his overtures, suites, and songs, he achieved the unity of melodic inspiration, dramatic content, and mastery of form that elevates him to the premiere rank of the world's composers.
Others are more representational and intentional forms of unity involving the integration of diverse items of content at many scales and levels of binding (Cleeremans 2003).
A perception is a state whereby a variety of content is represented in a true unity.
Whereas Modest Continuity poses no difficulty at all, the confinement of phenomenal unity to the contents of momentary states (see Fig. 4.2) means that Strong Continuity is unattainable.
