This concept of liberation or release is shared by a wide spectrum of religious traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.
On April 8 , 1978 Shakur was transferred to Alderson Federal Prison Camp in Alderson, West Virginia where she met Puerto Rican nationalist Lolita Lebrón and Mary Alice, a Catholic nun, who introduced Shakur to the concept of liberation theology.
In my own lifetime, the concept of female liberation has travelled a great distance.
It is the concept of pension liberation – the right for people not to have to buy an annuity with their retirement savings – that has hit insurance firms.
Escobar (2007) says that, in this scenario, Transmodernity is a central concept, encompassing the ethics of liberation through the action of subaltern groups.
The poet-narrator comes to recognize, as he moves from being trapped in the world of objects and concepts to reaching the other shore of liberation, that suffering lies not in the aggregates themselves, but in his lack of understanding of emptiness.
"The goals of liberation go beyond a simple concept of equality," Susan Brownmiller wrote in the Times Magazine in 1970.
Bending genders, stretching the limits of liberation, Smith plays with the concept of freedom so intensely that she frees the novel form itself, rendering it entirely arbitrary which story – and therefore which ending – comes first.
The Brazilian Catholic Church, the largest in the world, has been divided by issues of politics and church structure, notably the theology of liberation, which emphasizes the church's commitment to the poor and sometimes borrows concepts from left-wing political theories.
From personal experience, I can only compare it to the Buddhist concept of enlightenment a single thought that brings immediate liberation from the world.
The sense of liberation didn't last.
