The Parisian insurrection of July 14 not only saved the National Assembly from dissolution but altered the course of the Revolution by giving it a far more active, popular, and violent dimension.
But the enlightened emissary from the testosterone-free Isle of Paradise, who entered our violent dimension to combat the aggression of history's males through the Amazon philosophy of love and strength, is still the most powerful, determined brunette in a star-spangled strapless swimsuit to educate three generations of comics readers.
The celebrated postmodern world of plurality, diversity and relativism is now exposed in terms of a much more violent conflictual dimension.
Spasms of jealousy, violent fantasies, hidden dimensions: we all have those, so chances are slim that any one is the prized element, the essential quality.
To provide a basic characterisation of the relations between violent ideations and dimensions of mental health and provide a foundation for future research in this area we factor analysed a measure of violent ideations and an omnibus measure of mental health dimensions in a normative sample of 1306 youth (at age 17).
Opposition to admitting refugees has sometimes taken on violent and grotesque dimensions.
Results supported a separate dimension of violent ideations with a small to moderate correlation with five other dimensions of mental health: internalising, prosociality, ADHD, indirect/proactive aggression, and physical/reactive aggression.
"Composed of fictional letters dispatches and memoranda, this epistolary novel brings to' life in very human dimensions the violent times of Augustus Caesar (63 B.C.‐14 A.D .," as the committee put it.
"If you withdraw all the forces without any international understanding and without any even partial solution of some of the problems, civil war in Iraq will take on even more violent forms and achieve dimensions that are probably exceeding those that brought us into Yugoslavia with military force," he said.
The psychological dimension of violent extremism needs to be understood, as there is no one single root cause or path that leads to the mental and emotional conditioning that transforms young Muslims from being ordinary peaceful individuals to violent radicals.
