In the competitive world of business, service quality is thought of as a critical tool for improving long-term relationships with customers (Mittal et al. 2015) while CSR relates to societal concerns, or the character of the organization (Luo and Bhattacharya 2006).
While Ms. Drabble principally deals with contemporary characters and societal issues (as in her novels "The Needle's Eye" and "The Ice Age"), Ms. Byatt makes boldly imaginative excursions into the past, as in her Booker Prize-winning novel, "Possession".
In both, the main character deals with societal prejudices and misunderstandings over his profession.
Meanwhile, Melissa Hugel of Mic.com, while describing Belle as "a well-read, intelligent character who resists societal expectations," felt that the character is "misguided" in her ambitions, additionally diagnosing her with Stockholm syndrome.
The piece reflected Mr. Carter's general aim for a societal music that allows disparate characters to coexist: Mr. Sherry played a slow-witted, genial foil to Mr. Schulte's high-strung nattering, yet the two ultimately struck harmonious chords.
The characters, having undergone societal emasculation, are reduced to "a generation of spectators".
Gothard teaches that "character choices" result in societal "ills" : "homosexuality, divorce, contraception, crime".
Yet Pialat's aesthetic style is no throwback; his realism avoids facile diagnoses of his characters' turbulence or its societal roots.
"Has something fundamental happened to the character of our people or our societal structure, or has no one stepped up to provide the leadership?" Mr. Peterson asked.
Mirror, Mirror! is an iteration of Kristine Schomaker's ongoing cross-platform project A Comfortable Skin, whose leitmotif addresses the complexities of gender identity, body image, and the societal privileging of women's physical beauty over character and intellect.
