The frustration and the panic; the struggle, often physical; the alienation; the isolation; the fear of exposure.
Meanwhile, Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones bring a convincing degree of physical and emotional alienation to their portraits of an awkwardly estranged couple forced to seek mediating reconciliation in Hope Springs (2012, Momentum, 12).
And it's this jangle of familial expectations, sexual confusion and self-doubt, cultural alienation, physical pain, and consumerism that we meet in the person of Marin Ireland, who reprises her role as the Queen of France in David Adjmi's pivotal work "Marie Antoinette" (at the SoHo Rep, directed by Rebecca Taichman).
Her works are critical of war, racism, colonialism and imperialism, and examine themes of displacement and physical and emotional alienation.
Other prominent themes and archetypes include alienation, physical and psychological brutality, characters on a terrifying quest, and mystical transformation.
Most of his works, such as "" ("The Metamorphosis"), (The Trial), and (The Castle), are filled with the themes and archetypes of alienation, physical and psychological brutality, parent child conflict, characters on a terrifying quest, labyrinths of bureaucracy, and mystical transformations.
A sudden drop in temperature in midweek seemed to be a physical indication of the alienation everyone experienced.
Other common sources of pain that can fuel depression include workplace alienation, poor physical health, and financial difficulties.
In all likelihood, many teens are pretending to be straight out of fear of disapproval, alienation, and physical brutality.
The traumas of exile include both physical dangers and the alienation that attends language and cultural barriers in a foreign land.
