Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Larson's inability to summon any emotion for Bundy's victimes is especially outrageous. The bodies just pile up. The first is no more tragic than the 20th because Larson gives no thought to the women--he just cranks out a banal notation of these girls' eye color, hair length...
Althusser's intellectual credentials made the murder momentous news in France. As if the crime were another scholarly event, some Parisian newspapers, and the academic circles in which Althusser had moved, treated it with the same sort of erudition and emotion they had once directed toward his books and...
RiCapito wasn't kidding. Emotion and intensity--with the resulting physicality--overshadowed skill and finesse, but then, this was the Yale Game. And in most parts of the world, they even call it football.
The R.S.C. meets Dickens headon. There is not a moment of archness in the comedy, not a measure of sentimentality in the drama. No one is afraid to grapple with what are usually regarded as Dickens' excesses-of feeling or of outrage -and the result is a shameless but...
There's at least one song here, however, that manages to be both explicit and hard-hitting. "Scream Like a Baby" is an account of a government crackdown on undesirables told with emotion and immediacy. "They came down hard on the faggots/They came down hard on the street," Bowie sings...