These limited structures and movements grant them their distinctiveness because of the fact that they all travel at equal speed, but in different magnitudes. This parallels to Lucretius's explanation of the body and mind existing as one, asserting that 'interwoven are the elements from their origin, which constitute their common life; and neither body nor mind has power of feeling, one without the other, but by the joint movements of both united sensation is kindled for us in the flesh" (III, Lines 331-336). ...

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This idea, as has been said, has parallels with both the subjective and physicalist models of colour. ... Consider the experiences of two creatures A and B for example, A will perceive the world through the function of A's own particular sensory structures and so similarly will B though it's sensory structures differ from A's. Neither A nor B can be considered as having superior sensory structures in relation to the another so neither can be considered as to being able to perceive correctly'. ...

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This is particularly difficult because as members of a group starts to define themselves by culture as opposed to social structure the group boundaries become potentially highly fluid. ... It is very easy to draw similar parallels when looking at the effects piercing can have on an individual. ...

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The structure of the text allows the audience to discover contradictions between what he perceives as reality and what he perceives as a dream. ... His dream and reality are running parallel, and his actions are mirrored to intensify the link between both worlds. ...

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