There is, perhaps, a discussion to be had about how helpful or dignified it is for young men to be objectified for the purpose of gay liberation, but this evening there is a more pressing matter to discuss.
Moreover, he insisted, the war had a noble purpose: the liberation of other Asians.
Only thus may hermeneutics, guided by the social sciences, serve the purpose of emancipation and social liberation.
Decades later, after the period of thrift imposed during World War II, America went further and began to celebrate disposability, using paper cups -- and even paper clothing -- for purposes not only of cleanliness but of liberation from fuss as well.
The main purpose of its creation is the liberation of the beginningless souls, which are conceived as "cattle" (pashu) bound by the noose (pasha) of impurity (mala) or spiritual ignorance, which forces them to produce karma.
By that stage in the conflict, most surviving leaders of the Eastern Military Zone had escaped into Vietnam, where they assembled at various secret camps with the purpose of forming a Vietnamese-backed "liberation army" to fight against the Khmer Rouge regime.
"This should apply specifically in the case of Kurdistan...what's happening on the ground there is a level of corruption beyond what people can imagine to the point where they're ready to push out a group called CYCI that's bringing money to Iraq, for the purpose of them getting rich off liberations.
Instead, a common story emerges of Taiwanese youth finding collective purpose, in ecstasy and revolt, losing themselves in two radically different expressions of liberation —Hua Hsu This was a year of voyages and the tempestuous one of reading Elena Ferrante.
