Maybe mindfulness could help draw these women away from detachment and connect them to sensation.
Out of embarrassment or ironic detachment, we've backed away from this fight for too long.
Mr. Max notes that pieces of "Infinite Jest" date back to 1986, when they may have been written as stand-alone stories, "beginning with the playful, comic voice of his Amherst years, passing through his infatuation with postmodernism at Arizona," and ending with his backing away from ironic detachment in the wake of a stay at the McLean Hospital psychiatric institute and a halfway house.
One of the characteristics of modernism, in which she played a central role, is the detachment from the subject, the cleaving away from a sense of unitary existence.
When a detachment of federal police arrive on camera, they patrol away from the direction that the shots were fired, rather than toward it.
In return, Tonga, a little miffed that this random American was claiming land so close to them, declared that the island was theirs and dispatched a small naval detachment to show their superior force, wresting the island away from Oliver.
Our case illustrates the rare but possible association of chronic retinal detachment with peripheral retinal seafan neovascularization which maybe located quite away from the retinal holes; although the incidence is rare it may pose diagnostic and treatment dilemmas.
The area around the Trenton outpost, commanded by Johann Rall and populated primarily by Hessians, was particularly vulnerable to these militia raids, as was a detachment of the 16th (Queen's) Light Dragoons posted not far away from Trenton at Pennington.
On dynamic US examination, the posterior detached vitreous is seen as an undulating membrane that moves freely and should swirl away from the region of the optic disc in cases of complete posterior vitreous detachment (Fig. 14; movie 3).
