Whitney cites research which shows that a strong and pervasive stereotype of computer professionals as devoid of a social life alienates women.
This means that the process of marketization might not necessarily be associated with market transactions' depersonalization or social disembedding, and instead development may be hindered if the market is devoid of social bonds and social virtue.
Taken together, these two shows create a politics of despair because, in their different ways, they portray a world devoid of any hope for social and economic change.
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Secondly, most studies have been based on simplistic notions of behaviour that are treated as 'independent' effects devoid of any structural or social context (i.e. what places people 'at risk of risks'?).
The company is hoping the FreeWrite will catch the eye of both professional and aspiring writers who think they would benefit from a writing environment devoid of email, social media, and any other distractions that the internet wants to throw at you.
For 40 years, traditional neuroscience considered the nervous system as an isolated entity devoid of any significant influences from the social environment.
Spitzer walking away from all the charges while ordinary citizens are fined and jailed for doing business with him is social liberalism devoid of social justice.
Here the Philadelphia-based troupe presented a piece in which movement was devoid of the social commentary that has at times diluted the power of Mr. Harris's choreography, which turns hip-hop into sophisticated concert dance.
According to Simon, "the simple composition represented both an end and a beginning in art history: an attempt to create a new abstraction devoid of overt social or political meaning".
If I belabor Traylor's history as a slave and sharecropper, and as an artist with affinities to other artists living and dead, it is because I believe his work is by no means devoid of the social and political coding of better trained artists.
