Look up nonperson in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Nonperson may refer to: Not a real person A person whose presence is not acknowledged during social...

Nonperson treatment is a level of social interaction at which one person does not acknowledge the presence of another person. The concept was introduced...

undertake a political coup and being a spy of Japan." Genden was declared a nonperson in Mongolia; however, he would be rehabilitated in 1956 by the Military...

in the 1950s. He also discusses three levels of social interaction: "nonperson treatment: which one person does not acknowledge the presence of another...

three psychiatrists, who argued that Laudor believed his fiancée was "a nonperson, a robot or a doll... planning to kill or torture him". One psychiatric...

That same year, political scientist Alan Wolfe dismissed Rand as a "nonperson" among academics, an attitude that writer Ben Murnane later described...

excluded. A field laborer of Mexican descent, he experienced life as a nonperson, as little more than an agricultural implement, a cost to be minimized...

severity level 9, nonperson felony. (3) (C) Computer crime which causes a loss of the value of $25,000 or more is a severity level 7, nonperson felony. is a...

Commander that Vladimir killed Romanov. Declaring Vladimir a traitor and a "nonperson", Yuri orders the Commander to capture Vladimir in the White House. After...

to the realm of liberty. Spilimbergo worked largely in obscurity as a nonperson, allegedly due to objections from both the political right and the left...

outside of his master", effectively transforming the slave into a "social nonperson." By this definition, Greek slaves can be considered socially dead. According...

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erased from Soviet records after he emigrated to Canada and was declared a nonperson. 6 2–20 Sep 1929 Odessa Boris Verlinsky 5½/8 (+4−1=3), 4/5 (+4−1=0), and...

leading to her elimination and into an object of damnatio memoriae (and "nonperson" status) for several years. Asked about his intended plans for Madelyne's...

ouster. He was shunned and his name was no longer mentioned, making him a nonperson in the church he founded. There were many excommunications of Irvine loyalists...

Peter Constantine, from the day of his arrest, Isaac Babel "became a nonperson in the Soviet Union. His name was blotted out, removed from literary dictionaries...

over 16 years of age or between a person and an animal is a class B, nonperson misdemeanor. Sodomy with a 14–16 year old or forcing a 14–16 year old...

within the discipline of communication. Goffman introduced the concept of nonperson treatment as a level of social interaction. Goffman defined "impression...

named the Equation Analysis Test in the "what's hot" category – the only nonperson so recognized. Shortz reports: Some anonymous person had retyped the puzzle...

(1979) "Adolescent Development and Censorship" (1983) "Focus on Youth: The Nonperson Gap in Public Library Collections" (1983) Building Library Collections...

system, chekism, and party rule. Recalcitrant cases could be reduced to nonpersons via involuntary commitment to a psychiatric institution.[citation needed]...

could never be found. After his expulsion from the party, Dubček became a nonperson whose very mention was banned. In 1988 he told Voice of America that,...

law enforcement as defined in subsection (a)(1) or (a)(2) is a class A nonperson misdemeanor, except as provided in subsection (b)(2). A person is guilty...

impossible to care for them. Killed infants and toddlers were regarded as "nonpersons", and hence "cut up and roasted immediately" and then eaten in the same...

lab's behavior resulted in him becoming what the lab insider called a "nonperson" in which longtime colleagues stopped talking to him. But the report also...

government of the Kingdom of Naples. This is likely due his being declared a nonperson by Ladislaus, resulting in the destruction of many sources that would...

Collegium condemned Stern to fifteen years of hard labor. He became a nonperson. His name was deliberately withheld from official Soviet histories of...

Nowotko). In the Polish People's Republic, Mołojec was for many years a nonperson whose role in the Spanish Civil War and the formation of the PPR and its...

C. (30 August 1987). "MUSIC: Vladimir Feltsman Recalls His Years as a Nonperson". New York Times. Retrieved 10 September 2017. "Vladimir Feltsman". New...

was ousted from the Communist Party, and, by his own account, became a nonperson. Literary historian Eugen Negrici proposes that Raicu, alongside other...