-
cultural differences in how "
enmeshment"
would be
experienced or conceptualized, however. One
study found that "
enmeshed"
adults in the
United Kingdom...
- war- and plague-ridden 17th-century Europe, the
Spanish Habsburgs had
enmeshed the
country in continent-wide religious-political conflicts.
These conflicts...
-
Recruiting an all-new
group of thrill-s****ing cohorts,
Xander finds himself enmeshed in a
deadly conspiracy that
points to
collusion at the
highest levels of...
- tissue, i.e., a
meshwork or
fibers called reticulum with
white blood cells enmeshed in it. The
regions where there are few
cells within the
meshwork are known...
- the 1865 book. It has
transcended the
context of
literature and
become enmeshed in po****r culture,
appearing in
various forms of media, from political...
- "[t]he
Party sits
above the state, runs
parallel to the state, and is
enmeshed in
every level of the state."
Modelled after the
Soviet Nomenklatura system...
-
family members on the
viewing side of the
mirror to move from
being an
enmeshed parti****nt to
being an
evaluation observer. He does this by
joining them...
- must be
provided with a
social context and
described in situ, that is,
enmeshed within a set of
relationships with
other sociologies,
disciplines and institutions...
-
interest in
Africa and its
politics and then said, "American
President is so
enmeshed in
domestic problems created by
Watergate that
foreign policy seems suddenly...
- (Cr**** War, 1813–1814).
Begun as a
civil war
within Muscogee factions, it
enmeshed the
Northern Muscogee bands as
British allies in the War of 1812 against...
