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Malcolm Bull's very suggestive subversion of Nietzsche offers a view of "totalized" society that contains all those species that Nietzsche would categorize as "subhuman."

Notes 2001

With the Internet and social media nexus, we're evolving a totalized and unitary cultural vocabulary.

Rajiv Naresh: Meme Wars and the Death of the Underground Rajiv Naresh 2012

The basic organizational grid served amazingly well, allowing what eventually became a project of 89,000 separate files to have a totalized coherence.

Introduction 2010

With the Internet and social media nexus, we're evolving a totalized and unitary cultural vocabulary.

Rajiv Naresh: Meme Wars and the Death of the Underground Rajiv Naresh 2012

Very roughly, the symbolic can be thought of as a sort of web thrown over the world that allows the world to appear organized, totalized, and well sorted into a system of categories.

Archive 2009-08-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2009

Very roughly, the symbolic can be thought of as a sort of web thrown over the world that allows the world to appear organized, totalized, and well sorted into a system of categories.

Sri Aurobindo has linked our individual psychology with the workings of the universe Tusar N Mohapatra 2009

Their hallmark is an attempt to reconstruct the subject's project as his manner of dialectically "totalizing" his epoch even as he is being totalized by it.

Jean-Paul Sartre Flynn, Thomas 2004

What you see-highways, parking lots, stores-is all there is, or all that's left to us here in the reign of globalized, totalized, paved-over, corporatized everything.

Nickel and Dimed Ehrenreich, Barbara 2001

In Kant, this "unitary status" became totalized through a transcendental identification with the Other, Reason, whose threat to overwhelm the self through its demand for totality in imaginative intuitions of infinite space or for free self-determination in intuitions of absolute power precipitated the experience of "blockage."

Re-collecting Spontaneous Overflows 1998

Everything up to now the Arisians could have done themselves; but even the totalized and integrated mind of Arisia would hit Area K and bounce.

Children of the Lens Smith, E. E. 1954