He concludes that an important result of his research is his finding "that linguistic
marginality can be explained with reference to linguistic ideologies" that operate according to "at least five semiotic processes" (p.
'Scope available for tactical voting' is also associated with higher turnout, but (apart from the clearly aberrant figure for 'other' share of the vote) the strongest relationship among these variables is with previous
marginality. Despite the uncertainties caused by the boundary revisions, the more marginal a seat was in 1992 (or was deemed to be by the notional results), the higher was the turnout.
A politically conscious criticism such as Harper's will excavate a particular type of political unconscious, one that suppresses an understanding of psychic decenteredness as rooted in particular forms of social
marginality beneath the representation of a more general cultural malaise.
Numerous indicators are used in determining peripherality and
marginality. Nevertheless, what is marginal from the prevailing, economic point of view may not be marginal from the social, cultural and geographical aspects.
The term
marginality was first used in the sociological field in an essay by Robert Park in 1928.
The way Elsenhans theorises
marginality, under-development, under-consumption and globalisation are also distinctive.
More theoretically, though, I am thoroughly intrigued with the conceptual playground we find ourselves on when we consider the various meanings and dimensions of
marginality and the relevance of other, related terms.
Offering subtle ethnographic analysis from the ground, their works look from below at the various meanings of
marginality and its translation into everyday action.
The title of this essay refers to the context of its original presentation at a Yale conference (2012), entitled '
Marginality, Canonicity, Passion.' My contribution, now updated and revised for this publication, was meant to introduce to a varied audience the ancient Greek novel and the vicissitudes of its reception, presented as a case study of changing tastes and values in contemporary attitudes and interests.
As writing center professionals, we know about
marginality. Some of us began our academic fives "on the boundary," feeling, as Mike Rose did, like a stranger in a strange land.
The Association considers necessary to take measures for ensuring supply those volumes that are declared by retail radiators in accordance with demands for the limited volume of oil products, and to enter state regulation of the limit prices of fuels and lubricants for wholesale suppliers with
marginality establishment between wholesale and retail price within 30%.
For me, this
marginality is the critical point where the global ecumenical notion of oneness is being questioned and invited to an ecumenism of "manyness" in the contemporary postcolonial/postmodem context.