"communal consciousness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a collective awareness or understanding shared by a group or community. Example: The festival was a celebration of communal consciousness, with people of all backgrounds coming together to celebrate their shared values and beliefs.
Because of this, the Tamils began to develop a communal consciousness and to think of themselves as a minority community.
This operates outside religion but also involves a communal consciousness.
The "personal" computer was now seen as a path to individualism; communal consciousness would arise from the new connectedness of online life.
Behind the achievements of individual African American writers during the antislavery era lies the communal consciousness of millions of slaves, whose oral tradition in song and story has given form and substance to much subsequent literature by black Americans.
While it's obvious from recent revelations that conflicts of interest crossed the "Chinese Wall" between bankers and stock researchers long before the 1999 law, GLB and the Citi merger added an extra level of communal consciousness to the financial services business.
It is enshrined in communal consciousness.
Community-consciousness. .
Again, his disavowal of the cynics' reductive perspective, and his use of the "powerful myth of Christ's passion" to illustrate "the strange process whereby human beings transform naturally occurring events into actively generated symbols", conveys his ultimate optimism about the generative communal capacity of consciousness.
The Inn will bring the tourists, and most of the money, but according to Cobb, art is the key to Fogo's reinvention, not because it comes with cash, but because it comes with consciousness, with communal self-knowledge and a sense of possibility.
This is the fertile ground on which we can nurture an engaged awareness in global health, one that promotes personal reflection, social consciousness, and communal action in efforts to acknowledge the effects of social determinants and improve health outcomes around the world.
communal living; communalism". .
