Between 1996 and 2006 the number of material necessities in our lives grew substantially.
She claims that the social is the realm of labor, of biological and material necessity, of the reproduction of our condition of existence.
While these campaigns (for example, collectivization and commune) somewhat undercut the power and authority of family elders, material necessity and the immobility of labour (reinforced by the household registration scheme see the 'Background' section) often required a strengthening of family ties in rural Maoist China (Davis and Harrell 1993).
WAS women's behavior the result of conditioning or material necessity?
She argues that the trillion Internet connected devices expected to exist by 2013 will enable us to return to a "simple life" in which we will be emancipated from many of the supposed material "necessities" of the 20th century industrial era.
In the universe of Star Trek, work is done for personal development, not material necessity.
Under the blazing sun of the Polynesian islands, where as he put it in his copious writings, "…the material necessities of life can be had without money" (3 ), Gauguin articulated his artistic sentiment into original work that influenced generations to come.
After providing for the material necessities of life, technology would free us, increasingly, for better things.
This America is the habitat of millions of people who have food and material necessities for their bodies, and culture and education for their minds; and freedom and dignity for their spirits... Tragically and unfortunately, there is another America.
- Establishing factories for local military and food production and independence from the monopoly of arms dealers for materials of necessity and cutting them off in the event of contravening the interests.
