Sentence examples for marginality which from inspiring English sources
To think, read or act queerly is to think across boundaries, beyond what is deemed to be normal, to jump at the possibilities opened up by celebrating marginality, which in itself serves to destabilise the mainstream.
Although they were two very different films - one based on a visit to Russia, the other inspired by the English landscape - both developed Jarman's sense of marginality, which was not assuaged by the eventual production of his most mainstream film, Caravaggio.
Below is presented a study of urban marginality which purpose is the creation of a database enabling the selection of the neighbourhoods with highest degree of marginality in the city of Barcelona.
These explanations are usually grouped into three categories: (1) marginality, which focuses on economic-related reasons for non-participation; (2) ethnicity, which purportedly focuses on cultural factors; (3) discrimination, which centers on the role of hostile behaviors on the part of whites and/or institutional discrimination.
The service does not track the reasons for denial, so the extent to which marginality was a factor is not clear.
The days when he coveted anonymity, marginality, the privacy in which to make the original, idiosyncratic observation, must seem to him now like a dream from another life.
The ultimate proof of sight's marginality is sex itself, which, unlike the spectacle of sex, invalidates seeing as a means of transformation.
The emergence of trade-offs in an integrated modeling framework allowed us to address the economic aspects of marginality and substitution effects which are important in the valuation of EGS (e.g., Fisher et al. 2008; Bateman et al. 2011; Farley 2012).
By performing a non-centered principal component analysis of the table containing the coordinates of the marginality vectors of each animal (row) on the habitat variables (column), the K-select analysis returns a linear combination of habitat variables for which the average marginality is greatest.
But, when these explicit complaints were neither heard nor acted upon, they became symbolically represented by excreta, which defined their experience of marginality.
Social scientists have highlighted the need to situate CHWs' motivation, recruitment and retention within complex socio-political contexts [ 18] in which CHWs occupy a structural position of marginality between formal and informal labour [ 19].
