That this is reflected back to them from the outside world seems a distant goal, but with an upsurge of public, organisational and political awareness, activism and will the tide must gradually start to turn.
But there is also an upsurge of work that addresses fascinating and dangerous events".
In Addis Ababa he discovered an upsurge of activity in the world of the arts and entertainment, and a booming night-life scene that offered plenty of scope for experiment.
Marinetti gathered zealous adherents in Italy — where late-blooming modernization had brought an alertness to the wider world as well as an upsurge of nationalism — and organized public events calculated to scandalize.
The Renaissance, with its increased prosperity, brought an upsurge of curiosity about the natural world and, incidentally, stirred interest in composing harmonious forms in the garden.
With more than 300 ships around the globe, Navy officials here have said, this was too unspecific to have served as a basis for changing threat levels in the Persian Gulf area, despite the upsurge of passion in the Arab world after the violent clashes in Israel and the Palestinian lands.
In 1995 and 1996 grain prices rose rapidly and world cereal stocks fell to record lows, causing an upsurge of panic at the prospect of a world food crisis.
The results of this hemispheric upsurge will have far-reaching consequences — nothing less than a rebalancing of world oil.
Meanwhile, alongside the rise to prominence of populist movements, there has been an upsurge of popular protest in many parts of the world in recent years.
And indeed there followed an extraordinary reaction from the public, an upsurge of unprecedented national mourning.
