Sentence examples for marginality as from inspiring English sources

At that stage in his career, Gates says, he felt the need to construct a fake potter to cope with his own marginality as an artist.

"There's been a great conjunction of energies in Naples despite its marginality as a center of art," said Pierpaolo Forte, president of the Fondazione Donnaregina for contemporary arts, which runs Naples' main contemporary art museum Madre, just now emerging from a dark moment precipitated by budget cuts.

In adopting a cultural economic perspective on marginal regions, the paper illustrates the significance of symbolic forms of value, the potentially flexible nature of marginality as a discursive category, and the importance of the networks which connect regions to national and international flows of capital and tourists.

A better gloss is to take the Second Disfranchisement Premise as an analysis of the First: it is not merely that blacks are psychologically harmed by their disfranchised status, but that they understand their psychological response to political marginality as a moral wrong.

Kaufman's writings, like his anthologies, are subversive articulations of extreme outsiderness and existentially affirm marginality as an experience common to the contemporary human condition.

Structural marginality as found in Matthew can be defined as structural inequities in the social system, that is, some persons are in the center and some are on the periphery.

To this end, Reggae and Hip Hop in Southern Italy emphasizes the linguistic aspects of cultural marginalization as well as marginalities linked to geographical location, gender, and to social and political identification.

ENFA is analogous to principal component analysis with the difference that it is based on the niche concept of marginality (defined as the ecological distance between the lineages optimum and the average habitat within the study area) and specialization (the ratio of the ecological variance in average habitat to that associated to the focal lineage [ 96]).

To test whether the geographic position of a population in relation to the putative range limit negatively influences genetic variability as expected by ACH, we measured the nearest distance of each population to the putative range margin as a continuous estimator of geographic marginality (lim).

My mood turned benign as I got over resenting my marginality, to such events, as an art-loving critic.

The regularity observed can be then interpreted as a measure of the marginality of lateral ice melting as opposed to fracturing, in the regimes considered.