In short, where Warchus jollies the audience along to a foregone happy ending, Ford builds conflict, division, and loss into his view of solidarity and progress.
Or as Parekh (2004, p. 7) puts it: 'even if all immigrants were to leave the country, deep diversity would remain and continue to pose challenges to a strong view of solidarity'.
And, from the point of view of Scandinavian solidarity, the traffic is embarrassingly one-sided: far more Swedes are going to Denmark than vice versa.
"The governor and I agreed that we find the views of New Jersey Solidarity to be reprehensible," he said.
"In view of the strange solidarity which is developing," he was quoted as saying, "yes, I will be there on Dec. 7".
"I think the Aceh camp bore home that they share a common view and a sense of solidarity, and it's part of the reason they can support an underground resistance," said Greg Barton, a political science professor at Monash University in Australia.
Here in America, neither the right nor the left appears committed to a view of life rooted in solidarity.
Meeting other people with bipolar disorder normalised their view of themselves, provided a feeling of solidarity and was de-stigmatising.
Most of the guitar players who auditioned were incompetent, but in McLaren's view, the process created a new sense of solidarity among the four band members.
In Kidane et al's study [ 26], the CHW interventions were implemented in a rural area amongst beneficiary communities who were poor, had an unmet need and in addition had strong community solidarity in view of past collective adverse experiences.
He equates it to a white person from a black area describing himself as "a nigger".But an alternative view might be that it is a laudible example of solidarity with an opressed minority in their number.
