Ideas of alienation, anomie, identity crisis, and estrangement from norms are rife among the social sciences, particularly, of course, those most directly concerned with the nature of the social bond, such as sociology, social psychology, and political science.
But he added that he was most struck by the musical's exploration of Marx's ideas of alienation: "We do not belong together/ Though we should have belonged together".
Instead, her subjects evoke ideas of alienation and loneliness, while also reflecting the inherent power of isolation as a special kind of conduit for transmitting creative energy.
The theme of alienation touches everybody.
The segment played up the idea of the shared sense of alienation between white Clinton supporters and black people.
Also present is the idea of an artist's alienation, sharply echoed in a darting, frantic solo by Charles Askegard, as the Schumann figure.
In a 2013 interview with VICE, Elm described his book as an expression of alienation, and the idea of self-discovery that comes from existing in an unfamiliar place.
To give you an idea of how widespread this problem of alienation from political engagement is: in my town, we had a MoveOn vigil Monday evening against the war.
Invention involves risk — including the risk of alienation, of pushing ideas toward their contradiction, of searching beyond common grounds and entering one's own private obsessions.
The leading poet of the 1920s was Lőrinc Szabó, a master of poetic technique and fine observation, whereas the 1930s were dominated by Attila József, whose experience of alienation and Socialist ideas were expressed in great poetic tableaux and in poems probing the subconscious, and by Gyula Illyés, who found inspiration in the life of the peasantry.
