What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.
What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world — an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.
The subject of his piece is interconnectedness, and, perhaps without realizing it, he has brought together three notions that are inextricably linked.
This is because properties of a complex system as a whole cannot be completely discovered by simply observing properties of individual parts of the system without taking into account their interconnectedness [ 5].
Clinton's foreign policy was globalization: encouraging the economic interconnectedness of the world, without developing a mechanism to prevent threats and conflicts from becoming catastrophes without borders.
Existing without that system and with greater interconnectedness among global banks does not bode well for the ramifications of Greece exiting the European Union.
In the series "Rose on a Hillside," he keeps the rose but restlessly changes the background — a European town, a country cottage, a cluster of skyscrapers — underscoring an interconnectedness that most of us, without the help of an artist, will never fully recognize.
When an actor pulls back to consider the actions of another actor, wordlessly and without engaging in any showoffy stage business — adjusting his tie, or moving a teacup around on a saucer — the playwright's ideas about our interconnectedness can be made abundantly clear, even without the "words, words, words" that Hamlet complained of.
3 4 5 This is plausible as, apart from improvements in life expectancy, the greater interconnectedness increasingly allows rural populations to adopt urban lifestyles without migration to urban areas.
But we will change the world only when we recognize that all that we do as individuals, all our technology, all our interconnectedness are meaningless unless we apply them to the whole... without entitlement or, as my grandfather might have said, as simple payback for being.
