Among those who turned out was a disproportionally high number of supporters of one extreme or another, plus many who wrongly saw the first round as an opportunity to send a message of disaffection to their leaders without any real political effect.
Or of Russia, for that matter, where vast wealth has been expropriated by a handful of oligarchs and bureaucrats without stirring widespread disaffection?
"Rebel Without a Cause," an emblem of adolescent disaffection, was his best known work.
"I think what you saw on Thursday," Mr. Shane, referring to the Brennan hearings, said in a telephone interview, "is that people are beginning to realize that they have introduced this whole new way of killing people without public debate or pushback and the disaffection with the lack of oversight boiled over".
The cast members clearly enjoy hurling the dirty disses, which they do without overplaying, a particular mercy in dramas of disaffection.
"News articles that are written through the eyes of a mere observer, without a perspective or slant, can foster political disaffection among citizens," explains author Minha Kim of Sungkyunkwan University (note: for the highly politically engaged, objectivity is better, which is explained below).
All these are undertaken without Biswas's quixotic gusto, but with a smouldering nursing of disaffection, as possible avenues and dance-like movements open to a man with little hope of social mobility.
Now hovering on the edge of middle age, they have somehow managed to grow up in the era of laugh tracks, theme parks, self-help books and endless reruns without turning into either human Care Bears or way-cool disciples of disaffection.
World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has previously said the sport can cope without its biggest star if he is unable to halt his disaffection with the game.
Does Protest Signify Disaffection?
