It replaces old forms of subjugation with new ones — the tyranny of competition, of competence, of drive and ambition, of education.
Already the shoot is being cited for its "sense of subjugation" with its subject "naked, lipsticked, and icily coiffed like a Duran Duran-era object of desire," according to ArtInfo.
Feminists have long investigated fairy tales as stories of female subjugation or resistance, with female archetypes who are often sweet or cruel, but lack full humanity.
Ieyasu, favourable at first, soon came to deem the risk of subjugation by foreigners, with their formidable ships and weaponry, too high a price to pay for the wealth it brought his exchequer.So the squeeze began.
And now two relatively small films - one about a massacre 26 years ago and one about how a young girl copes with subjugation, prejudice and depression - have enraptured audiences.
Palestinians celebrated in the street and momentarily did not think about the constant threats to safety, all the shortages, high unemployment, the lack of freedom of movement, and all the violence and discrimination that come with subjugation.
This novel continues his bold critique of authoritarian rule, religious fundamentalism and societal inequities such as the subjugation of women with its perceptive portrayal of the havoc politics wreaks on the personal, and the physical and emotional turmoil of lives uprooted.
So this now stale recording that Western Civilization catalyzes bigotry and subjugation hardly squares with the facts.
The arrival of the Spanish in the 17th century inaugurated an era of subjugation and rebellion, with the Chaco Canyon area absorbing Puebloan and Navajo refugees fleeing Spanish rule.
A belief that if a history of subjugation is tangled with a sanitised, whimsical idea of a time and place, then we should excuse all the viciousness that came with it.
A belief that if a history of subjugation is tangled with a sanitized, whimsical idea of a time and place, then we should excuse all the viciousness that came with it.
