Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Discouraged, but not without emotion, the Crimson quietly knocked off Yale in the tournament's consolation game, 3-0. The booters then took to the bleachers to witness Brown's finest hour, a 2-0 win over previously unbeaten Princeton in the finals. The game went on for more than...
Perhaps even the imperfections of the medium helped. The slow emulsion and long exposures erased the trace of most moving or living things, just as the great depth of field favored a sense of vastness. Thus in the work of photographers like Timothy O'Sullivan (1840-82), we seem...
A viewer finds himself watching Meryl Streep much more closely than he is accustomed to watching actresses. More seems to be going on. It is not simply that she manages to make her face an astonishingly clear reflection of her character's complexities. It is not merely that this pale...
The sense of monstrousness that arises from her work seems to have its source in an unbridgeable gap between the highly rational and ordered intelligence of the writer, and the chaos and hysteria of nearly everything she writes about. Thus, perhaps, her chronic melodrama, her pumping of more emotion into...
After reading the article "Buttering Up the Farmers" [July 6], I am quite convinced that capitalistic economics is a discriminating, nasty tool without any viable source of humanity or emotion. Stockpiling all those dairy products while poor people around the world are starving is clearly inhumane.