"It has a feeling of imposition, or forcing".
In this article I show that these features of power can be explained in humanitarianism through the notion of paternalism, as exhibited by the various acts of imposition in the (supposed) best interests of the child.
Never mind that the notion of the joga bonito itself, part-imposition, part wilful self-mythology, was always a bit of an illusion.
That kind of imposition, it's so unhealthy.
The second between Western and non-Western countries mostly surfaces in the imposition of a universal (and Western) notion of childhood, both in legal international documents, such as the UNCRC and on the ground (see Khan 2010).
As the century wore on, the contradiction between the conditions on the ground for children of the poor and the middle-class notion of childhood as a time of innocence led to the first campaigns for the imposition of legal protection for children.
The notion of karma, as it is popularly and wrongly understood (as in, you get what you deserve) is an imposition of meaning, but tempting for those who are sensitive to their own acts of wrongdoing.
Kennedy disagreed with Scalia's "imposition of a single mode of historical analysis," joining an opinion by O'Connor that endorsed a more flexible notion of due process.
"The imposition of the benefit cap will undermine the right of affected children to social security and, in particular, the inclusion of child benefit and elements of universal credit paid in respect of children within the cap is contrary to the notion of children as rights holders," Atkinson said.
Microbes defy a simple notion of individuality.
