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The modern age of alienation had truly begun.
However, their implicit sarcasm maintains the threat of allencompassing alienation.
Delusions of thought alienation (thought insertion, withdrawal or broadcast) were present in 6 (13n3 %) and somatic passivity in 3 (6n7 %).
Part of the evidence for this alienation can be seen in the ambivalent attitude towards the label 'fundamentalist ' itself.
Resentment and marginalization, reinforced by a heightened belief in his own self, gave rise to a sense of difference, alienation, and rediscovered identity.
Atomization and alienation existed side-by-side with a sense of newly released potential and collective power.
Posttraumatic stress disorder following political imprisonment : the role of mental defeat, alienation, and perceived permanent change.
The first point of compar ison is clearly the common reaction against the alienation of the masses in the industr ialised world.
In contemporary post-industrial societies, both personal and political alienation seems to be derived from two sources.
Consequently, land legislation had to take into account the above considerations and permit the alienation of state land.
With success, because the alienation of the local people from the monument continued.
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