Sentence examples for Social coexistence from inspiring English sources

The symbolic is a crucial dimension of social coexistence but cannot be reduced to the social norms, rules, and practices with which it is so often collapsed.

He argued that barbarism was rooted in the pampas because the great plains were so underpopulated that the people who lived there lacked the habits of social coexistence that provide the basis for civilized values.

As "unbound" energies, the drives give rise to symptoms, repetitive acts, and fantasmatic stagings that menace our health and sometimes threaten social coexistence, but that also rise to the desires, creative acts, and social projects we identify as the essence of human life.

The survey concerns a context of punitive regulation aimed at containing the risks of social coexistence, in a society oriented towards actions of societal control, rather than positive values.

No symbols for anybody, that's the only guarantee for freedom". "Social coexistence and peace cannot be achieved by erasing the religious distinctiveness of each people," he said Friday.

"We need to win the street back," says Janet Sanz, city councillor for ecology, urbanism and mobility, who emphasised the need to encourage social cohesion, coexistence and human exchanges.

Moments of social peace and coexistence, however troubled and imperfect, are the brief miracle that needs explaining, and protecting.

Perhaps a result of grafting run amok or gardening with steroids, perhaps a comment on genetic engineering, "Bouquet" might also be a metaphor for social tolerance and coexistence: it takes all kinds.

What Foucault discovered in Iran was, in his words, a political spirituality: a mass mobilization on this earth modeled on the coming of a new Islamic vision of social forms of coexistence and equality.

The lack of adequate care for these issues is causing serious difficulties, shortages and even rejections in areas as essential as education, social integration and coexistence, work insertion, and integrated care and medical management.

It also provided insight as to the formation of a new social base in which coexistence between indigenous and non-indigenous people is possible.