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anomic /ano·mic/ (ah-no´mik) lacking a name.

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adj.

Socially unstable, alienated, and disorganized.

A socially unstable, alienated person.

anomic

Amnestic aphasia Neurology Loss of the ability to name objects

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Ratcliffe and Piette argue that the immigration and growth of Paris during the first half of the nineteenth century was a continuation of earlier trends and did not produce a large population of anomic lumpenproletarians.

Vivre la ville: Les classes populaires a Paris (l'ere moite du XIXe ... by Reid, Donald / Journal of Social History

These representations engender anomic archives, counter to "official" historical archives and narratives that preserve, in memory, the everyday human subject ensnared within the life-atrophying conjunction of occupation and geo-political struggle.

Art under occupation: documentary, archive, and the radically banal by Afterimage

In this somewhat anomic situation, Oleg Bychkov's attempt to find commonalities as well as significant differences among the contributors, and, where they differ, to fashion a taxonomy of their various approaches, was a valiant use of an extended introduction.

Theological Aesthetics after Von Balthasar by Nichols, Aidan / Art and Christianity

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