Examples of using Rootlessness in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Galloping urbanization and cultural rootlessness.
Rootlessness, in turn, had deformed the national identity.
We no longer know who we are and this rootlessness.
Cultural rootlessness, which has so many causes, shows how important cultural roots are.
And because it is a freedom, each individual can exercise it to find the happy mediumbetween being excessively attached to his roots and running the risk of rootlessness.
Its courses concentrate on combating the rootlessness often associated with relocated inner city communities.
In a community more fully conscious of Christ's presence the megalopolis will find the God-given sign pointing beyond a culture of rootlessness, anonymity and inequality.
You may experience a strange anddisturbing feeling of rootlessness and confusion right now, as though you have lost your bearings and don't know where you belong.
The main reason is an argument present in the Bible:the Afro-American people are similar to the people from Israel because they shared a similar experience of rootlessness and suffering.
This sort of ontological placelessness, cultural homelessness, and historical rootlessness logically lead to an assertion that they have nothing to lose in this world.
This included the threat of unemployment, problems with visas, the anguish of being separated from her family, and above all,the infinite solitude and sense of rootlessness suffered by exiles.
Putting it bluntly, we are importing even more unemployment,even more rootlessness, along with the effects of this all, namely crime, run-down areas and de facto apartheid.
The Church is mother and her motherly attention is expressed with special tenderness andcloseness to those who are obliged to flee their own country and exist between rootlessness and integration.
For many people, especially the young,the city becomes an experience of rootlessness, anonymity and inequality, with the consequent loss of identity and sense of human dignity.
Given the subhuman situations, generated by totalitarian regimes, violence, war, the shock of cultures, the person is forced to migrate from one place to another andexperience the feeling of rootlessness.
Within that context, the novel also explores the interaction between the unfolding loyalties of its main characters,the loneliness and rootlessness of Ai, and the contrast between the religions of Gethen's two major nations.
For, the rootlessness caused by the collapse of the pre-modern condition loss of connection with the earth, the end of inheritance, nomadism fed a passage from the idea of curative substances, regular doses of the same substances used to bear day-to-day routine.
This working situation, connected with the state of social marginalization in which the migrants live between two countries without effectively participating in the social life of either,causes a feeling of rootlessness Tsuda, 2006.
Well, I believe this is an important issue which we must take into account;that there is a rootlessness in our society; that we must take account of the settings in which man lives, because that is where the greatest environmental problems take place, as well as the greatest cultural problems.
Indeed, there would be cause to worry about a certain form of capitalism that imports workers and cuts them off from their families,with all the risks of rootlessness that could give rise to. But today we have gone well beyond that.
Secondly, we must work for the full integration of immigrants,since that is the only way we can prevent rootlessness, marginalisation and the conflicts which, to an increasing degree and with greater frequency, are arising within our societies; an integration which has a dual meaning-- for the society of destination and for the migrants themselves-- but which, in any event, must be an integral and fundamental part of our common policy.
In a New York Times op-ed by Professor McCraw, Innovative Immigrants, he discusses how immigrant entrepreneurs have fostered economic prosperity since the country was founded andwhy our immigration laws should be reformed to accommodate the“geographic mobility” of entrepreneurial immigrants whose“rootlessness” enables them be innovative.
As the Synod Fathers pointed out,“in certain cases, some urban areas are like islands where violence, juvenile delinquency and an air of desperation flourish”.(57) The phenomenon of urbanization therefore presents great challenges for the Church's pastoral action,which must address cultural rootlessness, the loss of family traditions and of people's particular religious traditions. As a result, faith is often weakened because it is deprived of the expressions that helped to keep it alive.
Furthermore, we perceive that the main difficulty is related to the cultural barriers, to communication, marginalization, to the nurses' need to demonstrate their skills and to their relationship with colleagues,besides the need to combine their different roles with feelings of rootlessness and the demands characteristic of a new lifestyle, which make them more vulnerable.