The person who is coerced by society for a breach of the law is, in Rousseau's view, being brought back to an awareness of his own true interests.
What's remarkable about this particular career evolution is that Surrealism's founder, André Breton, argued that shock tactics were needed to jolt jaded adults back to an awareness of the marvelous — a wide-eyed receptivity to life that he believed children possessed in spades.
He tilts his head upward, with a thoughtful smile, and says he was fascinated by the monastic rhythm of life that brought one, compulsively and predictably, back to an awareness of the presence of God.
These circumstances drove some participants to consider leaving, but they were held back by an awareness of how detrimental this would be for local women.
Valdez cements this imagery in the mind of the viewer.... .. Through his vivid paintings and artistic statement, Valdez guides us fluidly from the present to the past and back again, creating an awareness of a forgotten, violent pox on this country's history.
The government has already made it a priority, backing a national awareness campaign, funding research and providing extra training in places.
Piper said 79% of those surveyed indicated an awareness that Napster is back as a "legal" online music service, up from 65% in the fall of 2004.
Especially at times of mental or emotional disturbance, it can be very useful to bring attention back to awareness itself: the aspect that is "aware of", as opposed to anything it is aware of, in experience.
Then something caught his eye, yanking him back to grim awareness: an arm, bobbing near the surface, a black hair tie wrapped around its wrist.
I burst out laughing... and was jolted back into awareness of my august setting by 80 enraged spinning heads and sputtered shushes from three rows of German aesthetes.
