"Visitations" offers a rare unity of subject matter and acoustic experience and hints at what this impressive new concert hall is capable of.
The unity of theme and subject may induce claustrophobia in some readers, but it also gives this collection a synergistic wallop.
In most traditional discourses (with the exception of the Mohist school, The School of Names and certain representatives of the Neo-Confucianism), the focus upon relations was linked to the unity of the subject and object of comprehension.
The texture is like the flick of a radio dial across the band, if all the stations had achieved a mysterious unity of subject.
His general tendency was to strengthen the systematic unity of those subjects and to reduce the transcendental or Platonic elements of Aristotelianism as a whole.
The environmental focus in this kind of scientific enquiry demonstrates the ultimate unity of the subject matter of science.
Aristotle's indications of a focal meaning of being, which reduces the homonymy of the term in such a way as to safeguard the unity of the subject of metaphysics and its possibility as a science (Arist., Metaph.
Each such inference, however, involves concluding "from the transcendental concept of the subject, which contains nothing manifold, the absolute unity of this subject itself, of which I possess no concept whatsoever" (A340/B398).
Where Kant insists that reason must assign domains and limits to the other faculties, its dependence upon the unity of the subject for the identity of concepts as laws or rules de-legitimizes its juridical authority in the postmodern age.
