 scenes of observation in such a
    way as to obliterate any inkling of flexibility in
    practice or thinking and to obstruct every hint or
    threat (often so perceived) of conceptual revision.

2.  Apparently it is so much easier to devise techniques for
    taking things apart than it is to find ways of putting them
    back together again that there seem to be but a few heuristic
    strategies of general application that are available to guide
    the work of integration.  A few of the tools and th