Alienation, in social sciences, the state of feeling estranged or separated from one's milieu, work, products of work, or self.
All but two of the universities we polled responded to the survey, suggesting this top echelon within higher education knows it is one of the very best milieus for working parents, and is highly aware of the power of maternity/paternity provison in attracting the best staff globally.
Exposure of diverse exogenous agents as chemicals in working milieu for a long time may affect the physiological and biochemical metabolism.
Her first collection, "Interpreter of Maladies," displayed a high technical virtuosity while introducing readers to what has become her fictional realm: that small, claustrophobic milieu of Bengali Hindus working research and academic jobs in New England, Boston Brahmins twice over.
The sense of Philly and the working class milieu that both held Rocky down and then lifted him up in pride?
He remembers the artistic milieu when he worked with the decorative artist Christian Bérard to design costumes for Jean Cocteau's legendary 1946 movie "La Belle et la Bête" (Beauty and the Beast).
89 The other broad class of microbicides under development is vaginal milieu protectors that work to maintain, restore, or enhance the natural protective mechanisms within the vagina.
Stedman Jones develops his argument very gradually, with regular stops to survey the intellectual milieu in which Marx was working.
In her first novel, "I Don't Know How She Does It" (2002), Pearson imagined the milieu of a stressed-out working mom in hedge-fund-crazy London.
(It is worth noting that Neill claimed not to have read Rousseau, but he was working in a milieu in which Rousseau's ideas were well-known).
