Examples of using Alienation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Alienation of affection.
An exchange is a type of alienation.
Alienation of affection.
Takes teenage alienation to a whole new level.
Alienation, that's what was missing.
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Or maybe it expresses the alienation and loneliness of this Togetherness?
Alienation from family and friends is also a barrier.
His trust in the world decimated, he was fated to live within his alienation.
There can't be alienation of affection if the husband was cheating.
The next seven days are marked essentially by an alienation from human society.
The alienation, the abandonment of our brothers in the top of this country.
Communism for Marx and Engels constituted at this time the overcoming of all alienation.
It's six months of alienation, post-trauma and bureaucracy in a foreign language.
For many intellectuals in post-war America, identity was what alienation was not.
This alienation also encompasses a kind of exoticisation of Palestinians under occupation.
Reducing trade between people increases social alienation and misses great economic potential.
The alienation, hostility and ignorance can only be defeated through a deep systemic change.
In the end, this may attract grave forms of darkness to you,such as deep despair, alienation and depression.
If a feeling of emptiness or alienation is dominant there, it is tempting to reach out to another to ease that feeling.
Education needs protracted reflection and a change of perspective needs alienation and distance from self and the world.
The intellectual's alienation was in part a self-alienation which arose as he discovered the character of his own underlying aims.
And this fosters additional disconnection and retreat,further strengthening that pattern of pain and alienation I mentioned a moment ago.
In Buber's reading, though, much of the alienation and stupefaction of modern living can be put down to our over-reliance on the I-It.
In Poland after the war there was political unrest and the Jews who remained there orreturned to it suffered from alienation and anti-Semitism.
In this respect, the same gap of immanent alienation between the different levels of expression would be absorbed into a coherence that would posit those techniques as major.
This book is another brick in Sami Bardugo's very significant literary project,one of clarifying issues of alienation and belonging in Hebrew literature.
The first generation, all of whom were born in Asia and Africa,evinced total alienation from the state institutions overall and also from the media.
When and why did the prevalent sense of brotherhood that existed at the start of the war end,only to be replaced by harsh feelings of alienation and animosity?
Fraught religion-state and secular-religious relationships in Israel generate hostility and alienation from religious institutions on the part of most secular Israelis.
Perhaps we are scared to find out that the happy, sweet, somewhat sticky appearance is nothing but a layer of whitewash,hiding undercurrents of decay, alienation, Indifference, or betrayal.