Just as radical in her own way as Gilligan, she delivers a subversive (and, for prior readers of Gilligan, familiar) message: that therapy is inherently flawed, and especially so for women, since in therapy the patient is subordinate, submissive to rules, a subject — rather the way men have historically treated women.
In this hierarchy, actions are subordinate to the rules that govern them, and they may therefore have a distinct neuroanatomical basis.
He is a gay man who, when he cheats on his lover with a subordinate, breaks the rule that "thou shalt not comfort thy rod with thy staff".
November 5, 1271 Abaskun, Iran May 11 , 1304Maḥmūd Ghāzān, (born Nov. 5, 1271, Abaskun, Iran died May 11 , 1304 most prominent of the Il-Khans (subordinate khāns) to rule the Mongol dynasty in Iran.
Was there any adherence in Clichy-Montfermeil to the French creed of a secular life in which religion and its demands are clearly subordinated to the rules and customs of the republic?
The final hours of potential communion with a loved one in the ICU were subordinate to visiting hour rules often little better than arbitrary.
Significantly, in 456 457 and 465 467 he ruled alone, subordinate only to the Eastern emperor in Constantinople.
How that happens — how an executive administration accustomed to overweening power can be given incentives to subordinate itself to the rule of law — is one of the great mysteries of constitutional development worldwide.
All this suggests that those of us who want Brexit in order to reimpose democracy, promote social justice and subordinate companies to the rule of law should bide our time.
Since Halab the capital was not excavated, the architecture of the kingdom is archaeologically best represented by the city of Alalakh, which was subordinate to Halab and ruled by a king belonging to the Yamhadite royal house.
