Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Jackson drives all of this home--the emotion and the music and the passion--with the devastating "Slow Song." Singing a slow and impassioned plea to a nightclub disc jockey to "play us a slow song," he decries those who bluntly destroy the heart and soul of music with their...
Your article "What Are Prisons For?" lays bare the improvidence of our attitude toward criminal justice. The deadening boredom and persistent threat of assault that accompany prison life are transforming nonviolent offenders into violent ones. Further, the ultimate costs to society are ominous, both in dollars expended to build and...
Many blacks complain that they do not feel they are a significant part of campus life. I was privy to this emotion in a small class I taught last semester. I had encouraged the young whites and blacks to be candid about the realities of their relationships here. What ensued...
When we aren't suffering, Townshend tells us, we are hiding, putting on an act both for others and for ourselves. It's hard, he says, to let loose and show emotion, and not to fear our true self. In "Eminence Front," he writes of the few times people do...
The real problem with any discussion of the death penalty is emotion. In a fearful society: radical solution to dilemmas are easily called for. So when we read every day of more and more violent crimes and we get the impression justice is more concerned with the victimizer than the...