'Do you even know what you are saying before the court,' Justice Minallah had reprimanded Awan, adding that by registering an FIR against someone was not a justifiable explanation to
dispossess them of their property.
"I hope people will see each six-minute episode of
DisPossess as great entertainment they can dip into on the train or waiting for their eggs to cook."
In an interview conducted in 1980, six years after the publication of The
Dispossessed, Le Guin was asked about gender relations in the anarchist society within the novel.
Le Guin's The
Dispossessed (1974), further complicates the education of desire by placing its utopia in the context of ecological scarcity.
They were not
dispossessed"--should raise eyebrows.
The North is no longer just
dispossessed Aboriginals and transient workers and misplaced Francophones.
In these difficult times, ZaatarDiva, both personal and grounded in world events, provides an empowering voice for the marginalized and
dispossessed.
On the one hand, social historians sought to recapture the lives and experiences of the working class and other
dispossessed groups.
Nelson's visit to the black village of Triolet in Mauritius provokes thoughts of African legacy and the lives of the
dispossessed. She writes, "Without history, people stumble / around the grindstone in a deepening track," and "The hope of chattels in the barracoons / was that their seed would multiply and spread / around the earth: that even octoroons, / remembering chattels in the barracoons, / would feel sad wonder."
The figures sweetly derange any straightforward political program by invoking various others: They become hoboes representing those
dispossessed by Operation Freedom as well as America's own homeless.
Castro's nationalization of private property generated thousands of
dispossessed claimants.
Meanwhile, the black poor--homeless, separated from loved ones,
dispossessed, it seemed, from the face of the earth--shuffled from one ludicrous and inadequate sports stadium to another, or they took up living like carrion under bridges on interstate highways.
They're concerned with the usual angst, exploration, and antics of the average
dispossessed, but written very lucidly and with feeling.
And I have to wonder: What in this religious woman, this spiritual mother and grandmother, this sister to the poor and
dispossessed, was so threatening that someone had to execute her?
The people they met unknowingly challenged them to try to make a difference to the
dispossessed and poverty-stricken in their world.
