Sentences with phrase «collective struggle»

Moreover, the relevant virtues were those required to engage in collective struggle.

Singular acts of non-alignment or collective struggles against militarized powers equally inspire aesthetic and thematic reflections.

For that reason, objective observers claimed to detect resistance to the basic thrust of the new struggle: «The American laity resist liberation theology and advocacies of involvement in collective struggles elsewhere because they are more open and frank... about the violence and bloodshed it takes to reach a new social system» (Martin E. Marty in Theological Education, autumn 1979).

He said, «We must recall the deprivation and collective struggle by the Ikwerre people till 2007 when by providence, I was elected to the office of Governor of Rivers State, thereby being the first Ikwerre son to hold that position.

But it is also possible to take the route of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. — that of nonviolent involvement in collective struggles.

The collective struggle and sacrifice of these heroes are the emotional heart of our film.»

Scholars suggest that understanding adaptive strategies of resistance leads students to identify academic achievement as part of a collective struggle (Carter, 2008).

And Latino teachers share a common, collective struggle to provide a high - quality education that prepares their students for a rich, fulfilling life beyond the classroom.

At the other school, teachers and staff told me about their collective struggle to improve instruction, talked about their desire for more professional learning, and described how they were challenging and changing their own beliefs about student abilities.

Yet, I have also discovered that the best antidote to despair is collective struggle.

Through our collective struggles and successes, we have all learned much along the way.

The politicised artist's Homage To The Walls Of Athens 1941 — 19..., 1959 documents the collective struggle against oppression in his native Greece.

The process of making remains visible and becomes a metaphor for the individual and collective struggle to establish democracy.

We stand at the threshold of our collective struggle — where every effort to gain ground matters whether it be on the streets in the seats of political power and in the financial sector.

The collective struggles of the magic circle to crack America are well documented.