-
Yugoslavia (and the
first attempt in any
Communist system) to
establish depersonalised and
institutionalised 'rules of the game' in
Party decision-making bodies...
- art
because it is "a
novel which celebrates... dehumanisation,
which depersonalises a
portion of the
human race."
Referring to
Conrad as a "talented, tormented...
- nude
human body. Consequently, the ****uality of the
subject is
often depersonalised, and is
without any p****ion or tenderness. At this time, it also became...
-
promoted and
continues to
promote a
prejudiced image of
Africa that "
depersonalises a
portion of the
human race" and
concluded that it
should not be considered...
-
expresses metaphysical unity in the soul of the poet. The poet is a
depersonalised vessel, a mere medium.
Great works do not
express the
personal emotion...
-
narcissistic traits, an
impaired sense of identity, and was able to
depersonalise other people. He
stated his
conclusions that
Nilsen displa**** many signs...
-
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March 2022. Sargent,
Joseph (Autumn 2017). "Howells's
depersonalised Requiem". The
Musical Times. 158 (1940).
Musical Times Publications...
-
appropriated and
instead become shared;
where the
whole earth will be
depersonalised.
Although long
considered a
founding father of
anarchism and part of...
-
pictures his
hapless niece do not
transform or
depersonalise her: she is
already transformed and
depersonalised ... Far from
being a
retreat from the awful...
- this time, Javo
seduces Nora's
friend Claire,
while Nora –
drained and
depersonalised from
their relationship –
returns home,
forced to
start anew and contemplate...
