totalities

• “An independent office better serves the totalities of the operational and oversight responsibilities managed by the manager of safety.”

  The Huffington Post: James Mejia: Denver's Public Safety Department: Building Trust Through Leadership, Transparency and Accountability

• “Or is it a matter of smart planning to make the new totalities appear as if they were the result of aggregated decisions?”

  The Huffington Post: Guy Horton: Witold Rybczynski's Compelling Makeshift World

• “According to this concept, cultures are organic, irreducible totalities in themselves.”

  Archive 2009-01-11

• “Since my own position holds that not all things are related and therefore there are no totalities ...”

  Subject, world, & woh

• “Again, as Russell puts it: "The totalities concerning which Mr. Wittgenstein holds that it is impossible to speak logically are nevertheless thought by him to exist..." p.”

  The Self, Art, and Wittgenstein

• “The evidential problem is related to totalities – is EVERY evil necessary?”

  Behe challenges Miller

• “To avoid such paradoxes, we must accept that “Whatever involves all of a collection must not be one of the collection” (1913/1962, 37) and thus that such totalities (involving all of a collection) must be of a higher type, making, e.g., classes of sets of a higher type than are sets of individuals, and so on, leading to an infinite hierarchy of types.”

  Categories

• “The dialectics between scientific praxis and philosophic theory form multiple social processes, transhistoric totalities and total negations of authoritarian and totalitarian domination.”

  Greek Student Revolts and Brutal Capital Accumulation

• “Just as in the natural sciences antinomies arise if Nature is conceived as a closed whole, similarly the collection ON and the set of all sets cannot be conceived as completed totalities.”

  Paradoxes and Contemporary Logic

• “The result is a selfless awareness of that totality beyond all limited, social totalities, namely the emptiness or nothingness at the bottom of all things, whether individual or group.”

  Watsuji Tetsurô

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