Fink has since expressed regret for some of her actions, but her stance against "LGBT hegemony" has grown deeper roots.
She has a complicated explanation for why her department chairman and dean didn't like her, which involves the "hegemony" of certain corporate interests over the school.
In her book Before European Hegemony, sociologist Janet Abu-Lughod identified eight regional circuits in operation, stretching from north-western Europe all the way to modern-day Malaysia and Philippines.
Cinderella, as essayed by Downton Abbey's Lily James, is still struggling under the evil hegemony of her wicked stepmother, now portrayed by Cate Blanchett.
Yelin writes that after the death of Rosa's mother, the statement "Already she had taken on her mother's role in the household, giving loving support to her father" illustrates "the continuing hegemony of bourgeois-patriarchal ideology" in the novel.
She begins in 1575, just before Queen Elizabeth I, in her efforts to cement Anglican hegemony in England, outlaws the traditionally Catholic Passion plays.
"In some ways, the show was a response to social media," explains the artist, who painted the works from jpegs the participating artists emailed to her. "We live under the hegemony of digital photography.
"In some ways, the show was a response to social media," explains the artist, who painted the works from jpegs the participating artists emailed to her. "We live under the hegemony of digital photography.
As Ms. Squires remembered it, he had her when he uttered the phrase "global hegemony".
She was mildly irritated on her return when several of her fellow professionals said they were happy to see her back so someone would now challenge the sisters' hegemony.
