The idea that alienation and displacement might themselves constitute the basis of a religious awakening would have been repellent to him.
Q: Can you tell me some of the ways that these economic displacements manifest themselves in the therapeutic context?
As Ian Johnson reported in his series on urbanization in China, some people facing forced displacement have killed themselves in protest.
In Ian's conversations with the play's two other characters — his girlfriend, Neasa (Ms. Plimpton), and Laurence (Mr. Scanavino), a scruffy young father who is hard up for cash — and in his subsequent sessions with John, patterns of unheard voices, of isolation and displacement, keep repeating themselves.
And many professionals, rather than admit to their role in gentrification, wealth disparity and job displacement, are casting themselves as victims.
The lipid composition may be altered by chemical modification of lipids, or by displacement of lipids themselves, by de novo generation, retention, selection, or recruitment from elsewhere.
Ralph Waldo Emerson asked in his essay on self-reliance: "Every Stoic was a Stoic; but in Christendom where is the Christian?" By throwing themselves into displacement activity, church leaders can avoid responsibility for the faith drain.
They carried their social and cultural heritage embodied within themselves even after displacement.
More certain is that the numbers of Syrians needing help will continue to rise, with families increasingly unable to afford to feed themselves, prompting further displacement.
At the same time, Mr. President, it must be acknowledged that the reasons that give rise to children's participation in armed conflict are often the very causes of the conflicts themselves: poverty, discrimination, displacement and marginalization.
