Those scenes at the farm present a picture of a lost-in-time, sexually hierarchical micro society led by the charismatic Patrick, who is played by John Hawkes, an Oscar nominee last year for his creepy role in "Winter's Bone".
Within the 113-room, five-storey hotel, a micro-society established itself.
Piketty's influence indeed is growing well beyond the small enclosed micro-society of academic economists.
It examines the darker side of modernisation through the micro-society of a rubbish dump.
Dr. Richmond's nonprofit organization, Micro-Society Inc., in Philadelphia, runs summer training workshops for about 400 teachers a year.
In short, within four days, they had created a fully functioning micro-society – and all this without a hierarchy.
The difference is that it has developed into an ongoing micro-society with a micro-government that directly exemplifies a principled alternative to the prevailing American order.
For every month of steady income and comfortable living in Consilience, tenants spend an alternate month in Positron Prison, performing tasks for the good of their micro-society.
Approximately 230 resettlers still remain within the exclusion zone, the majority of whom are elderly women who have created a unique micro-society of independent and strong babusyas.
Secrets are at the heart of family life – yet we are inclined to fantasise that we can live in some kind of idealised micro-society where we are open books, sharing and caring together.
For three decades the venerable BBC soap has created an addictive micro-society of families, friends and feuds based on a beguiling national template for what a cockney is.
