In more of a social documentarian vein, Jim Goldberg had the subjects of his pictures write their thoughts on the prints, in a series called "Rich and Poor" that he made in the late 1970's and early 80's.
Clio Barnard followed her experimental "verbatim cinema" drama-doc The Arbor with a devastatingly impressive, conventional movie in the poetic, social-realist vein – a modern variation on the Oscar Wilde short story.
It wasn't an ashram or a kibbutz, although there could be a slightly religious tinge to the neighborhood idealism — lots of people who lived in North Rosedale, including my parents, were committed Catholics in the social-justice vein.
In another vein, social comparison theory purports that people have the inborn inclination to evaluate their own abilities and opinions accurately, and the evaluations depend on comparisons with others (Festinger, 1954).
The correspondence represented a significant and so far unstudied body of Greer's work, and "a rich vein of social history on social, sexual and intellectual challenges and changes".
And yet, former Facebook News Feed editors admitted to suppressing conservative stories and boosting left-wing content, which shows some awareness that Facebook could influence its users via the news that flows through the social network's veins.
It was planned as a social panorama in the vein of Balzac.
Katrina Dean, the university's archivist, said the papers touch on "a rich vein of social history".
While there is little here in the vein of Social Realist protest, disaffection from the mainstream of American life prevails.
Adding to the blaxploitation vibe, the film even has a vein of social comment, with the vampire elite preferring to stay in the shadows and rule by infiltrating the establishment rather than declare all-out war on the human masses.
