This theme, whose prevalence suggests that the author has seen craziness up close, supplies the ruling metaphor for the collection: a debilitating, humiliating, alienating condition -+breaker of hearts, killer of promise, burier of goals -- that can be escaped only through death; a condition, in other words, that's very much like life.
Living under harsh domestic conditions, she is alienated, talked down to and discriminated against.
Faludi reports that radical feminists sought to change the social conditions that left women alienated, but she overlooks the biological basis of schizophrenia, which is a disease of the brain involving faulty brain chemistry and altered neuroanatomy.
Previous research has shown that general practitioners are reluctant to discuss self-management with patients with one long term condition for fear of alienating patients and disrupting the consultation [ 54]; this also equally applies to consultations with patients with multimorbidity [ 30].
Survivors, grappling with a fundamental shift in identity, feel increasingly alienated by the incomprehensible nature of their condition".
"They try to calibrate," said one Brotherhood leader, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid alienating the Qataris.
On Monday, two people with knowledge of the search, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid alienating company officials, said the committee was in favor of Ms. Lopez, 54.
King Charles gave at least his verbal assent on the condition that France would never alienate the territory to a third power.
A senior party leader, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid alienating the donors, said: "They don't get it.
I would be doubtful," said a Republican political consultant, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid alienating major donors.
