Totality
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Totality may refer to:
- In astronomy, the state or period of an eclipse when light from the eclipsed body is totally obscured:
- The coverage of the sun during a solar eclipse
- The period during which an eclipse is total
- In philosophy, the concepts of:
- Absolute (philosophy) and everything
- A phenomenon discussed in Totality and Infinity by Emmanuel Levinas
- The concept of totality as proposed by György Lukács
- In politics, totalitarianism is sometimes referred to as regime of totality
- Totality Corporation, a former professional services provider acquired by Verizon
- Totality principle, a principle of common law re the sentencing of an offender for multiple offences
- Plan Totality, a U.S. wartime contingency plan from the early Cold War period
- The "Totality", a fictional alien entity in the Star Trek universe
- The mathematical concept of a function being total vs. partial
- Totality (album)
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