Sentence examples for historical marginalisation from inspiring English sources
Little is known about the historical marginalisation and collective persecution of Lilesa's people, the Oromo of north-east Africa.
This paper develops the concept of 'shadow landscape' in order to describe the essential otherness and seemingly distinctive if ever contingent properties of in-between rural places characterised by historical depopulation and cultural marginalisation.
Marginalisation is actually an historical intersection between the personal and the structural.
This paper explores the concept of marginalisation with specific reference to historical, economic, and demographic change.
This marginalisation and secrecy was in stark contrast to the global historical importance of what was agreed upon.
Then, as now, this was blamed on the subject's marginalisation in the curriculum and the new techniques of social historical teaching – the emphasis on skills, on local and family history – which they thought had undermined the story of how Britain became Great.
One significant dimension of the 'hard-to-reach' label arises from Indigenous Australians' shared historical experience of colonisation and the on-going consequences, including health consequences, of decades of social and economic marginalisation.
How has this marginalisation affected your life?
Sadly, even academic institutions have contributed to this marginalisation.
