This complex of factors underlies the processes described by Bernstein to explain how power and control generate, distribute, reproduce and legitimate 'dominant and dominated principles regulating the relationships within and between social groups and so forms of consciousness' (Bernstein 1990: 13).
In post-Freudian, feminist terms, the woman's psychoanalytic session just completed has enabled her to exorcise her father, or one of her lovers, or all collectively as one dominating male principle hindering her personality, now captured with its memory and power over her transferred within the jism that is finally hers to expel.
The secondary process that results leads to the growth of the ego, which follows what Freud called the reality principle in contradistinction to the pleasure principle dominating the id.
Slowly, perhaps late, frontrunners will emerge, and the field, which is dominated by "principle-ist" candidates, will thin.
Due to the fact that the greatest emotional comfort provided by high aesthetic level of design objects in the work are discussed features of art design, aimed at the creation of objects in which artistic and aesthetic principles dominates over utilitarian and pragmatic principles.
This principle dominates the operation of the mental apparatus from the start.
This principle dominated his career, from the intimacy of his early Adaptives to the grandeur of his final outdoor sculptures.
Mr Blair's "Chicago Doctrine" was an attempt to insert a norm of ethical intervention into a world long dominated by the principle of state sovereignty.
Once one tries to act freely in a phenomenal world dominated by the principle of causality, or to act morally in a world in which human action is always motivated by interests, "rational" or "free" outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Over the 19th century, the application of the least action principle dominated the approach of analytical dynamics to physical problems.
