In his main work, Totality and Infinity (1961), Lévinas emphasized ethics, as opposed to epistemology, as the primary means for achieving one's relation to the "Other".
Although his major work, "Totality and Infinity," was published in France in 1961, it was an essay about him by Jacques Derrida that brought him a larger audience.
Between the appearance of the middle works and Totality and Infinity, Levinas was also initiated into intensive study of the Talmud by an itinerant mathematician-talmudist, "Monsieur Shushani".
Never a mega-seller, Mr. Vance nonetheless had fiercely loyal fans, some of whom, in the 1990s, put together the Vance Integral Edition, a 45-volume set of his complete works, and created Totality, a Web site where it is possible to search the entire oeuvre for frequently used words and phrases.
It would be useful to show the extent to which Bacon's SD provides a template for later works on the totality of logic, such as the Summa Logica of William of Ockham and subsequent texts up to modern times.
Assessing Priestley's works as a totality has been difficult for scholars because of his wide-ranging interests.
It is important to be able to judge a work in its totality.
These traditional reports only reveal a narrow piece of a program and miss the real opportunity to reflect on our work in its totality and subsequently improve as an organization.
Denouncing fixative media such as video in favour of the ephemeral, and distancing themselves from the moribund acoustics of audio compression by organizing live sound-surround audio, their work promotes the totality of lossless experience.
No, the whole thing wouldn't work in its totality – the chapter that follows a writer as his career as a bad-boy of English letters starts to fade is probably not going to take up as many exciting game hours as the more fantastical sections, but any studio taking on the task would be able to cut it or mould it, to gamify it.
