Hochschild in a sentence

Dr. Hochschild, who has known Dr. Gay for years and remains supportive, said in an interview that she was perplexed to learn about the repetition in language in the acknowledgments of her book, from the 1990s.

Hochschild insists on calling the EIC an example of “colonialism”, stretching the term beyond its meaning.

On Tuesday, Lily Brooks-Dalton's “The Light Pirate” was the runner-up for the Dayton fiction prize, and Adam Hochschild's World War I-era history “The Great War, a Violent Peace, and Democracy’s Forgotten Crisis” was runner-up for nonfiction.

When it comes to “deep stories,” as the sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild calls them, facts are almost irrelevant.

Arlie Russell Hochschild refers to love having become the new gold — instead of exporting mineral wealth, countries are now exporting this newly monetised commodity.

UC Berkeley sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild traveled to eastern Kentucky to study how pride and shame affect people's politics.

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This is a positive change from Hochschild Mining’s previous dividend of $0.02.

Both Hochschild’s and Hecht’s, which had opened in May 1947 across Edmondson Avenue, closed in the 1970s; many other businesses left as well, and storefronts often remained vacant.

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In “The Managed Heart,” Hochschild uses the example of a flight attendant to explain emotional labor.

It's not the path Hochschild would suggest for healing wounds.

The UN’s Under-Secretary-General, Fabrizio Hochschild Drummond said the campaign was a dignified way to celebrate the UN.

It seems to me that the voters Hochschild interviewed have been screwed over for so long that they're profoundly disoriented.

Under Leopold’s rapacious rule, as many as 10 million people were killed, according to an estimate by historian Adam Hochschild.

According to Adam Hochschild, author of a book on the Congo rubber terror, Lumumba's body was later cut up and dissolved in acid by two Belgian agents.

As Hochschild describes in King Leopold's Ghost, many of Leopold's policies were adopted from Dutch practices in the East Indies.

Author Adam Hochschild suggested that Stanley understood it as a heroic epithet, citation : 68 but there is evidence that Nsakala, the man who originally coined it, had meant it humorously.

But Leopold II emerged triumphant from the Berlin Conference Hochschild 84–87.

Hochschild p. 50–51 During the war, slaves escaped from across New England and the mid-Atlantic area to British-occupied cities, such as New York.