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My idea in Orientalism was to use humanistic critique to open up the fields of struggle , to introduce a longer sequence of thought and analysis to replace the short bursts of polemical, thought-stopping fury that so imprison us.
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In 1907 Steele turned seven abandoned farmhouses and fields of struggling sorghum and tobacco into his beautiful artistic refuge, spending day after day perched on the hills painting what he saw below him.
The civil rights agenda, which focuses on the way private life is prescribed and interfered with by the state, is the only field of struggle left open.
As Pierre Bourdieu has argued, journalism, as much as any other social field, is a field of struggle between different players, who compete for dominance and control of the field's economic, symbolic and social capitals.
History thus became 'a knowledge of struggles' that was deployed 'within a field of struggles'.
People should be worried that "these Pepsi cans on wheels are blowing up all over the continent quite regularly," and are a "money-making windfall" for the rail industry, as the oil industry in the Alberta tar sands, and in the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota struggle to find ways to ship their product out as fast as they can extract it, says Millar.
Equal opportunity for women and minorities, together with reproductive freedom, were the dominant fields of battle for twentieth century struggles around human dignity, individual autonomy and self determination.
After months of mystery Castro announced that Guevara, who was known to have a garibaldian yearning to liberate the entire Latin American land mass, had resigned Cuban citizenship and left for "a new field of battle in the struggle against imperialism".
Among the Aryan peoples who migrated to the Iranian plateau in the middle of the 2nd millennium bce, a priestly sacrificial religion arose which held that the world is the field of incessant struggle between the ahuras (gods of light, purity, and order) and the daevas (demons of darkness, pollution, and disorder).
But Houellebecq's best novel, the only one that is less idea-driven than experience-driven, is the first, a brief first-person narrative so shapeless and various that its English translator derived the title "Whatever" from the French "Extension du Domaine de la Lutte" ("Extension of the Field of the Struggle").
A growing sense that this incarnation of the Dalai Lama might not have much longer is fuelling demands for his return to the land that he fled after a failed uprising in 1959.Too long in exile"[In] this life…service at least in the field of Tibetan struggle now already end", says the Dalai Lama in his halting English in the Indian town of Dharamsala that is his home.
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The phrase "fields of struggle" functions primarily as a noun phrase. It serves to identify and categorize specific areas or domains characterized by conflict, competition, or contention. Ludwig confirms its grammatical correctness and usability.
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