Of course, she adds, white people have marginalized the contributions of black people for so long, and discriminated against them in so many other ways, that it's understandable blacks would accuse whites of rewriting antiquity ( e . g . presenting a racially deracinated Egyptian queen ) to serve their own Eurocentric agenda.
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Watching Irons, with his wolfish grin and elaborately precise diction, you are reminded that he has done some of his best acting in Continental European accents, playing a deracinated Danish socialite in Barbet Schroeder's " Reversal of Fortune " and a migrant Polish carpenter in Jerzy Skolimowski's " Moonlighting ."
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Surrounded by Irish brogues and deracinated British accents, Day-Lewis has the wit to speak an early version of Noo Yawkese, making the Butcher the butt of a marvelous historical joke : this bigoted, all-but-forgotten nativist, it turns out, bequeathed his speech patterns to the children of the immigrants he despised.
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Unfortunately, for all its eloquence and power the somewhat limited sampling of this book fails to dispel one's images of deracinated street-gang members, culture-loving death-camp commandants, professional hit men killing only for " biz-i-ness " or sociopaths like the fictional Hannibal Lecter who are supposedly to the murder born.
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She suffered life-threatening dehydration and gastroenteritis . " It was very chastening, " Leaning says . " It made me appreciate how tough the people there are, and also how vulnerable, " she adds . " When you deracinate them from their life supports, although they will live longer than I would, the environment will still kill them ."
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Author Ilana Mercer draws even further distinction between right-wing libertarianism and left-leaning libertarianism, which she refers to as " Lite Libertarianism " stating that the " difference between lite libertarians and the Right kind is that to the former, the idea of liberty is propositional a deracinated principle, unmoored from the realities of history, hierarchy, biology, tradition, culture, values.
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Bassist Jeremy Pritchard has said the band's intention is " to avoid cliche, or the cliches expected of white men with guitars from Manchester " and sums up their sound as " highly stylised and deracinated we're influenced by everything except 12-bar blues . " He's also commented " There are no genres I can think of that we haven t learnt something from.
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(On two of the tracks, Lacy plays his instrument into a piano with his foot on the sustaining pedal, producing a richly baleful echo . ) And while the plaintive mood of " Sands " may carry faint echoes of the shtetl, it has far more in common with the stately red-and-white canvas on the album's cover by Mark Rothko, like Lacy a deracinated Jewish modernist.
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Deracinated on the mainland, and unable to adapt to Yeppoon conditions, where they eventually were said to have retired to, reports quickly noted that the transported group was rapidly dying off-though one man, Yoolowa / Lowoo, was said to have swum back to Keppel island and others were eaten by sharks in attempts to get back to their homeland-as a result of " coast fever " and an inability to live off the different diet.
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Building on the idea of anti-" bildung ", Davis's 2001 book " Deracination : Historicity, Hiroshima, and the Tragic Imperative " takes the historical trauma of the first atomic bombing as the basis for a radically interdisciplinary investigation of trauma generally and of historical discourse in particular, culminating in a chapter that combines psychoanalysis, history and aesthetics to argue for " artistic cognition as a distinct and primary way of knowing . " The " deracination " of the title refers to the necessity of " deracinating, " or " rooting out, " the ideological " guarantees " that structure our responses to events both personal and political.
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