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Thomas Andrae writes that "The Ghost of the Grotto" marks a turn in Barks' writing toward the themes of Gothic fiction, which focus on "psychic repression and the fragmentation of self-identity, focusing on obsession, taboo, and the irrational.

The geologic realm in literature has come to represent the psychologic, and this story deals with the repressed longings that underlie the civilized psyche.

" He goes on to say that "the Terries and Fermies represent the repressed desires that undergird the Protestant ethic, fusing work and play and functioning as emblems of unalienated labor.

After the Thammasat University massacre in 1976 and the repressive policies of Tanin Kraivixien sympathies for the movement increased, and by the late 1970s it was estimated that the movement had about 12,000 armed insurgents, mostly based in the northeast along the Laotian-Khmer border.

His most unusual adventure is his flight to Mexico with the wild and irrepressible Thea who tries to catch lizards with an eagle.

Another reason behind the scandal was to repress or counter increasing criticism of Park's illegitimate policies and human rights violations.

In January 1894, the Fasci were outlawed and brutally repressed on the orders of Prime Minister Francesco Crispi.

He also repressed many in-site user communities, such as Rozen Maiden and My Little Pony fans, child porn posters, anime fans posting outside of /a/ board, etc.

The concept of repression has been described as having functionally equivalent effects as the idea of false consciousness associated with Marxist theory.

Galeshewe posthumously received the Order of Mendi for Bravery in Gold for "His bravery in leading a rebellion against repressive laws of the colonialist government and for economic emancipation of his people".

Yet, Constitutional guarantees are undermined by restrictive provisions in the Criminal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, and anti-terrorism laws, effectively leaving prosecutors and judges with ample discretion to repress ordinary journalistic activities.

He forcefully repressed political protest through police and military clampdowns, pervasive government espionage, show trials, and numerous extralegal measures such as killings and forced disappearances.

In 2013, West released Fill These Hearts, which addresses the idea of Christianity as a repressive, anti-sex religion and presents that the restless yearnings felt in one's bodies and spirits are the cry of one's heart for God.