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dissociability

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See: ostracism
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A Brief Note on the Temporal Imperialism of State Law As I announced early on in this paper, my argument has a legal pluralist extension in that the understanding of the law as part of the shared normative experience of the participants in a community necessarily leads to a thesis about the dissociability of law from the state, and a belief that this dissociation can be achieved.
The chronology of the legal by Melissaris, Emmanuel / McGill Law Journal
This "capacity for dissociability," insofar as it is temporary and voluntary, is not pathological .
ESP and altered states of consciousness: an overview of conceptual ... by Alvarado, Carlos S. / The Journal of Parapsychology
 
 
 
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