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The decentered modern man, who has already lost his privileged position within the universe with the fall of the classic geocentric models challenged by Copernicus, was now finally alienated from himself, his ego was "not a master in his own home".— ReadABlog.com New Blogs and RSS Feeds
The more a civilization becomes secularized, the more masculine it is, the more desperate it becomes, and the more decentered it is from the truly feminine.— Vox Nova
In the following Q&A, Desai explains how and why firms are increasingly decentered.— HBS Working Knowledge
We have become "decentered" into lots of "windows," where real life— Libertarian Blog Place
Incredibly Strange Music by the Re / Search crew which pretty well summed them up as the record-collectors-gone-berserk that they were - if, as one commenter said on the ILE thread where I first heard the news, Interior's brand of "kitsch-shock-Elvis" wasn't for everyone, his take along with a similar kind of fusion via Alan Vega in Suicide (the latter emphasizing a decentered and crumbling technological future while the former reveled in the perceived debaucheries of the past) found a way to hotwire an approach that was already being mummified.— Ned Raggett Ponders It All

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