In Ulf Eriksson's Varelser av glas, the theme was less explicitly demonstrated through a mysterious tendency among certain people to break their legs.
What I have found is that the reflections on the theme are less important than the personal experiences that the participants share in relation to the theme.
In "My Brother's Book," this theme is less insistent but it flits about from beginning to end.
Typically, the themes are less unified and less directly related to the Bible and Christian theology than are the themes of small sculptures seen elsewhere within churches, such as those on bosses.
This perception of abrupt transformation has been critiqued as a gendered narrative: when women recount their own lives, the themes are less climax, conversion, reintegration and triumph, the liminality of reversal or elevation, than continuity.
The unifying theme is less clear here than that in the other sections, especially given the inclusion of Rass's chapter on Africa, although in themselves, all contributing chapters offer detailed and fascinating insights into evolving market relations under globalisation.
The second theme is less formal and includes studies carried out by independent researchers, universities and non-governmental organisations.
But the forum's real theme is less ponderous, and more constant: the power of networking.
The 'realisation' theme was less evident in the carer data.
This theme was less prominent following the episode (3%, n = 11).
