Everybody there seems like a regular, stopping in for a dose of conviviality on the way home.
In the first part two approaches discussed within the degrowth debate are presented: the concept of viability based on a biophysical perspective and the concept of conviviality based on a socio-cultural approach.
Other niches of conviviality are on the patio, in the garden, at the busy bar and in the lounge, where comfy sofas and chairs can offer a respite.
After retirement in 1995, he found a new platform, and a new source of conviviality, as a guest lecturer on Swan Hellenic cruises.
Maybe Cynthia's presence brought out the garrulous Midwesterner in Tira, or Tira was drunk well, she was—or drunk on the conviviality with a woman.
Jessica Ames, Eun Jung Gonzalez, Rashaun Mitchell, Francisco Rider Da Silva, Ms. Jaroslow and Gus Solomons Jr., a guest artist, gathered at these tables, danced on, around and under them and moved from one table to another in various states of conviviality and quarrelsomeness.
A private equity firm that specialises in turnarounds is working with a former chief executive of Matthew Clark, the drinks wholesaler, on a possible acquisition of the business from the ruins of Conviviality.
This is a place where people perch on walls or else pester street corners, and it is this lack of conviviality that a new project is set to tackle over the next month.
