At one particular school, I began to feel impossibly institutionalised after a couple of hours, to the point where I was scanning the room for escape routes.
According to Shotton and Seedhouse (1998) [ 6], we lack dignity when we find ourselves in inappropriate circumstances, when we are institutionalised, where we feel foolish, incompetent, inadequate or unusually vulnerable.
After a particularly violent altercation with a man who had attacked her, the court psychiatrists felt she would be safer if she were institutionalised.
We find out that she was institutionalised.
And also that many, including Israel's own president, feel the legal drafting of the Jewish nation state will further institutionalise racism and violence.
I feel sometimes like I am founded on those things and that regret and shame are almost institutionalised in me.
Hence we feel that the quality improvement efforts should continue in order to sustain the change, and should be institutionalised through state level regulatory bodies.
"Sundance has always been on the front line of gay-themed work, but I feel there's a shift going on," said Tom Shepard, director of Scout's Honor, a documentary implicitly attacking institutionalised homophobia within US society.
Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.
Dutch historian Leonard Blussé writes that the massacre indirectly led to the rapid expansion of Batavia, and institutionalised a modus vivendi that led to a dichotomy between the ethnic Chinese and other groups which could be felt in the late 20th century.
