In her fictive world, Beyoncé can name black female pain, poignantly articulated by the passionate poetry of Somali-British poet Warsan Shire, and move through stages evoked by printed words: Intuition, Denial, Forgiveness, Hope, Reconciliation.
A solitude-seeking Italian immigrant daylaborer (a man who bought soap at a local store before he boarded the bus just so he could avoid the pain of articulating his request for change), Rodia constructed the seventeen interconnected structures over a period of 33 years from 1921 to 1954 at night, after a long day at other menial labor.
Marital breakup causes the barely articulated pain that many of Robison's characters suffer; occasionally it's death, usually that of a parent.
My research treats disruption as an extremely narrow, specific term of art, much as Christensen also takes great pains to articulate.
Wanting both the world and knowledge of it in his philosophical system, Reid was at pains to articulate his account of both common sense and Newtonianism.
But never before has a woman in her position articulated mass pain.
Like Mr Mandela, he boldly articulated the pain of black South Africans while always insisting that there might, after all, be a peaceful future for all races.But not everybody will unequivocally welcome this latest honour.
It's that I can't stand it when you manipulate my body in that way.' " Alonzo explained that it can be particularly hard for people with dementia to identify the source of pain, or to articulate their experience of it.
But what interests me even more is the pain that can't be articulated.
The women articulated how chronic pain became the focus of their lives as longstanding periods of discomfort, numerous medical appointments and examinations and the search for a successful treatment structured and filled their time.
