0 to find something or someone again after losing or forgetting about it, him, or her for a long time:
In such situations, it is probable that major ideologies that were dormant in the specific society would be rediscovered and even born anew.
In the process, he implicitly asks the question: what continuities and discontinuities can be observed as every generation seems to rediscover its own 'underclass'?
Resentment and marginalization, reinforced by a heightened belief in his own self, gave rise to a sense of difference, alienation, and rediscovered identity.
How the world has changed: occasionally we rediscover long-forgotten truths that our forebears knew well.
It was left to the post-war generation of architects to rediscover street life as a positive force.
The reader may nevertheless be surprised to rediscover as a group many figures already familiar as individuals.
Perhaps not surprisingly, what we need to rediscover is the power of myths which operate entirely as symbolic discourse.
It is more than high time that architecture schools began to rediscover it.
