avocationally

I was doing community work, both professionally and avocationally. I was working in the arts and in training programs for people to get involved in affecting public policy.

Vergence abnormalities should be considered in the comprehensive vision examination of these patients, because their presence may adversely affect their quality of life, both vocationally and avocationally. The diagnostic and therapeutic aspects and implications are particularly relevant to the VA hospitals in the United States with thousands of returning servicemembers having mTBI and in need of related short- and long-term vision care.

Indeed, he takes his directives from them to disclose the violence inhering in the vocation of closure and, however symptomatically, enables us to think (avocationally) the positive possibilities of those dissonances-or, in the language of the centered circle 1 have been using, of that "errancy." In so doing, as Isabel's proleptic last words testify, Melville's domestic novel of manners, in radical contrast to Jane Austen's, comes uncannily to anticipate not simply the post-metaphysical or, post-structuralist occasion, but, as I will show in what follows, of its most recent avatar.