Her conclusion was that, when the war was over, "there was no one external to fight," and the conflict went inward.
In its second half the conflict turns inward, and Sanshiro finds himself battling a howling madman (Akitake Kono), the brother of a defeated rival, on a desolate mountainside during a raging snowstorm (an early example of expressive weather in Kurosawa's work).
I think I'm a little bit influenced by Graham Greene in that way: he looked inward at the moral and psychological conflict that you get.
"With a recession and war, the conflict has indeed seemed to turn inward, as we question our fiscal, political and moral status.
A policy to bring net inward migration below 100,000 by 2015 appears to conflict with the demands of growing hi-tech businesses which often rely on skilled foreign workers from outside the EU.
At a moment in which the depiction of violence in other forms of media appears increasingly graphic, much of the conflict in hip-hop has moved inward, its players fighting battles of ideas and emotions.
The more inward faith of Protestantism, for example, established a perpetual internal conflict between natural impulses and religious conscience.
He added that the internal conflict he expected under Trump would turn the United States inward and give Russia and the world a rest from "imperial wars and liberal values".
When the country turned inward over the last three years, it discovered that there was life beyond the conflict.
Furthermore, we assess the role of institutional quality in attracting inward FDI by examining law and order as well as corruption and internal conflict.
