They also explain the late-blooming recognition of Louise Bourgeois, who is represented in "Making Spaces," and whose psychologically charged semi-abstraction, already mature in the late forties, long suffered regard as a minor eddy in mainstream art.
For us, the enduring appeal of this Special Issue is to invite researchers to capture a phenomenon that both researchers and practitioners observe in practice quite often, but one that has attracted only minor traction in mainstream journals.
Whether Jain or Sikh or Buddhist or Sufi or Zoroastrian or Jewish or Muslim or Baptist or Hindu or Catholic or Baha'i or Animist or any other mainstream or minor religion or movement, we are taught as a tolerant society to accept a diversity of ideologies.
It will surely occur to the party elders that it won't be hard to find a Presidential candidate more electrifying than Romney, and that it's possible to change the nominating process so that it is not quite so empowering to the party's minor figures and non-mainstream constituencies.
Big-screen science fiction turned a minor literary genre into a mainstream mentor capable of explicating both our universe and ourselves.
As the Daddies advanced in their career and retired the theatrical elements from their live shows, the controversies surrounding them waned and the band returned to using their full name in their hometown, though some minor protests resurfaced during their mainstream success in the late 1990s.
While there were voices in the blogosphere's wilderness saying "there are bigger fights ahead, Baucus' committee is a minor skirmish," most of the mainstream media watched the hotheads yelling at town hall meetings, and took an enormous leap to reach the conclusion that the public option was deader than a doornail.
Why aren't retailers convinced that men's health magazines qualify as harmful to minors, only one woman's mainstream magazine?
Modern life is empty In any case, it isn't always easy to distinguish major from minor, the canonical from the curiosity, mainstream from backwater.
About 1,200 candidates from three mainstream parties and three minor groups, including environmentalist and watchdog activists, sought election to the House of Representatives where the government had held a seven-seat margin since re-election in 1998.
