Perhaps, I suggest, if The Hoff does ever want to smash the walls of his postmodern self-incarceration, he needs a Travolta-in-Pulp-Fiction moment.
Women, who had allowed the liberation of wartime to be taken away from them, would soon recognise their self-incarceration and break free, sexually and socially.
"Not to suggest that the other universities lacked our commitment," added Jules, who is using his self-inflicted incarceration to work on his physics thesis.
In the two-and-a-half decades since the men's self-imposed incarceration began, Ethiopia has experienced rapid change.
However, the men in the embassy — now in their 70s — remain in self-imposed incarceration, but otherwise unpunished.
Conclusions: PUs are least likely to occur among individuals who maintain normal weight, return to a work and family role, and who do not have a history of tobacco use, suicidal behaviors, or self-reported incarcerations, or alcohol or drug abuse.
This model allows the simulation of infection and re-infection, detection and treatment of cases, treatment failure, death from tuberculosis, self cure and incarceration of new prisoners.
Persons who self-reported past incarceration as an adult and a felony charge were grouped into this variable.
Second, the dependent variable of incarceration was self-reported; respondents possibly misreported or underreported their involvement in the CJS.
This either/or between the masculinization of subjectivity and the submission to femininity retains the moral, political, and metaphysical opposition between free self-creation and corporeal incarceration that precludes the possibility of being both a woman and a subject.
The aetiology of the harmful effects of substance misuse on Indigenous Australians is a complex range of factors including the intergenerational impacts of colonisation and subsequent high rates of incarceration, suicide, self-harm and poverty (Wynne-Jones et al., 2016; Marmot, 2011; Productivity Commission, 2016; DoHA, 2013; ACOSS, 2016).
