Communitarian conversations end not so much in agreement or convergence as in the remaking of interlocutors to deprive them of any independent stance from which to disagree.
It is this that we have sought to counter in our analysis of the remaking of a factory.
It is within this theme that the remaking of man through genetic design is often encountered.
It is easy to find contemporary echoes, for we too live in an era of sharpening social division and the remaking of property relations.
As pervasive as was horticulture's remaking of gardens and suburbs, it was matched by the way in which it brought gardening indoors as well.
In many spheres of life, though, they have been strikingly successful not only in describing the world but in remaking it.
Meaning is a virus that infects random, innocent coincidence, remaking the world in its own image.
The change is directly related to the new vicissitudes of high industrialism and its active remaking of the body.
