The latter, however, asks a slightly different question: what explains the unity of individuals?
He adopts the strategy of showing that the human soul can never performs its activities including the highest ones involving the intellect without bodily assistance; so, in order to preserve the unity of the individual, the separate existence of the soul cannot be maintained.
Bradley's treatment of relations originates in Chapter II with a discussion of the problem of what makes the unity of an individual thing.
Because finite, particular works can never be romanticized into the unity of an individual Absolute, they remains immanently incomplete and yet nonetheless incapable of higher consummation: a "torso", dismembered in relation to the whole, corpse-like in its deadness.
Looking closely at the most characteristic themes in his work (for instance, the epistemological, and hence ontological, unity of the individual, or the freedom of the human will, which enables the wise man to overcome natural constraints by means of virtue), it is clear that both his naturalism and empiricism need to be seen against the background of the divine government of the world.
Metabolism was then modularized by grouping core reactions with metabolically correlated functions using hierarchical clustering; this modularization enables us to look at modules of reactions as functional unities instead of individual reactions, thereby simplifying our subsequent analysis (Additional file 1).
However, one singular entity in a species of several co-specific individuals has to contain both the principle of the specific unity of these individuals and its own principle of individuation.
In other words, the unity created after the union of individual wills do not create a result that fits everybody's participation.
First, gender is a mega social role if it satisfies two conditions (and Witt claims that it does): (1) if it provides the principle of synchronic and diachronic unity of social individuals, and (2) if it inflects and defines a broad range of other social roles.
Unity of feeling of individuals with a common interest or purpose".
