And, according to newly released research, it turns out that the norm of monogamy is so pervasive it extends past the realm of our social interactions and into to the field of science.
And, according to newly released research, it turns out that the norm of monogamy is so pervasive it extends past the realm of our social interactions, and into the field of science.
One pervasive concept in the latter realm is homophily (McPherson et al., 2001), a propensity for similar actors to be disproportionately connected in a relation of interest.
His gradual discovery that this principled path may not be as easy to pursue as it seems forms the substance of Granville Barker's play, an eloquent, deftly plotted tale of pervasive rot in the upper realms of British society that has been cleanly refitted by Mr. Mamet for a new theatrical century.
Through magic stones, they attempt to contact and control the spiritual realm they view as all-pervasive.
And while the idea of workers nullifying a boss' power might sound extreme -- like that memorable scene in the movie Norma Rae when the employees turned off their machines, orders from the boss notwithstanding -- defiance can be, in the realm of knowledge work, quite subtle and pervasive.
"If what is at stake is both a real and metaphorical attempt to manage one of the largest and most pervasive cultural, social, political and economic shifts of our times within the intimate realm of the family," she writes, "you can imagine that it might be difficult to get opposing sides to sit down and come up with a working plan".
Often, the advanced-dementia unit, with its pervasive quiet and its slow-moving, kindly staff, seemed like an anteroom to another realm, filled with people in a state of suspended anticipation.
And yet, as pervasive as this social rift now seems, there is no good way to adjudicate it outside of the realm of electoral politics.
Democrats need to show voters that we have some real fight, and in the realm of criminal justice reform, we can do so by standing by our ideals, even while tapping into the pervasive populist anger and blunting the electoral impact of the right come November.
