The Shaiva ascetic worldview emphasizes a radical separation from the mainstream social world and complete commitment to liberation from Samsara, the cycle of birth and death.

Specifically, Vygotsky criticized his earlier idea of radical separation between the "lower" and "higher" psychological functions and, around 1932, appears to abandon it.

Dialogism allows for 'radical separation, the strangeness of the interlocutors, the revelation of the other to me'(73).

Ervin Laszlo acknowledged the problem without conceding to an ultimate relativism, saying "we can conceive of no radical separation between forming and being formed, and between substance and space and time.

In the language of semiotics, high modernism would be characterized by the radical separation of the signifier from the real (and social) and by a formalism of the signifying material.

Last Monday's violence showed that though London's rich and poor may occupy the same space, there is still a radical separation between them.

The Hebrew kaddosh, however, was nothing to do with morality as such but means otherness, a radical separation.

Holiness In Hebrew kaddosh: the absolute otherness of God; the radical separation of the divine from the profane world.

The reader confronts a work of liberature as a total package, which often assumes a non-traditional shape, the quality of which, in practice, sometime involves a radical separation from the traditional design of the book.

The worst consequence of extensive cultivation was a radical separation of animal and crop husbandry.