0 the process of giving people social or political freedom and rights:
1 the act of freeing a person from another person's control:
emancipation from slavery
Alcoholic drink imports rose immediately after emancipation, when the missionaries enjoyed their greatest prestige and influence.
Public access to global information networks created a favourable situation for overall scientific advancement and artistic emancipation.
Yet working within a participatory framework also continues to offer the possibility of empowerment, emancipation and the expansion of direct political engagement.
It meant opting for and cultivating a positivistically orientated scientific ethos, for an emancipation from the ethos of the party soldier.
In spite of basing redemption payments on existing obligations, however, other aspects of the emancipation process pointed to something more than maintaining the status quo.
We must also look at what is necessary on the side of the state to make such emancipation possible.
The disappearance of such a masterpiece gave me no feelings of regret, but on the contrary a sense of long-desired emancipation.
There is therefore little hope for the moment and that in such circumstances the emancipation of the race will be achieved through machines.
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