Instead, there is only the marking of the trace of difference, that is, deconstruction.
Its advocates like Orthodox Christianity as a mark of difference from the West, but they are not much interested in Christianity as such.
Suddenly Eliot, until then only a name in my favorite song, became an obsession, a way of understanding my own specialness, a mark of difference from my friends and family and immediate world.
They offer a mark of difference from the blurry images casually consumed for free on the internet; they help to make fashion magazines escapist paradises suitable for securing high-end advertising.
Indonesia was an eye opener for Torkia – as a place where the hijab is the norm for women, rather than the other way round, as in the UK, where it could be seen as a mark of difference.
In 1801 his arms altered with the royal arms, however the marks of difference remained the same.
But in my neighborhood or in my school, Indianness was more a mark of difference, and something that had to be negotiated.
This does not account for the relentless preoccupation with women's bodies, especially ones that bear the mark of difference in some way, or excuse the disconcerting messages to women about the right and wrong way to be in their pregnant bodies.
There are marked differences of quality in the figurated parts of the tabernacle, and some of these may be due to Orcagna's brother Matteo.
Not surprisingly, the Greeks had two words for marking the differences between the experiences of time -- .
