Word: objectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...P.L.O., however, is still ignored by the U.S. and completely rejected by the Israelis. One solution, advocated by both Egypt and Syria, would be to include P.L.O. representatives within a united Arab delegation to the conference. Last week a high-ranking Israeli diplomat suggested that his government would not object to the inclusion of the P.L.O. in a Syrian delegation. Thus a compromise on this issue may be possible...
While the subject is run away loose in one of these situations, the object out of control in the other, there's yet a third way to take your audience for a ride. Here the subject and the object are long gone, so that while the pretense of naturalism exits the needlessness of thinking critically about real people in real life lingers on. This method is the Trip. Though hypothetically borrowed from LSD culture, the Trip has little to do with subliminal imagery or altered consciousness--it's a distorted mirrors routine, psychedelic feelings, as though emotions come in bright...
...narration about political flux and the process of "normalization" that gives the plot a somewhat schematic cast. Tanner takes trouble to establish the class differences between the two lovers, but he is better at dealing with sexual politics than theoretical ones. The Middle of the World is truer as object lesson than tract, better on the realities of love than the stalled struggle of the classes...
...look might be read as a mirror of Jackie's future. Beautiful and youthful at 45, she has already survived two of the world's most vital men. She is among the few people anywhere whose every action, every intention are the object of immense fascination...
...very private affair." Will life ever change for the actress? "Perhaps in five years I will be forgotten, perhaps not," said Bardot. "I will be 45, and I will not have lost my beauty. And I will be able to live, perhaps, like everybody. No longer just a beautiful object, you see, but a human being...