In 90 minutes of compelling drama, the actors explore the impossible intricacies of love, domesticity and sexual passion. |
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But she does not want to cloud the uncompromising nature of her message that politics isn't working with forays into domesticity. |
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Wilson seized on writing in an effort to author an alternative relationship to domesticity for herself. |
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We do it too, sometimes, and it's one of my unhappinesses with my current domesticity. |
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But suddenly the scenes of domesticity were interrupted by sound of a war horn as the Viking warriors re-enacted a battle. |
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You rolling stones are best off investigating the pleasures of domesticity this week. |
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Many of her paintings represent scenes of charming bourgeois domesticity featuring members of her family, especially her daughter. |
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His subjects include the rugged, interior domesticity of Kgoro, a rock-circled site where laundry is strung on a line like lanterns. |
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Accordingly some aspects of domestic rectitude predated the cult of domesticity. |
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This week sees even you rolling stones settling into the pleasures of restful domesticity. |
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Put at its most basic, I admire women who are happy, and if that happiness comes from domesticity rather than promotion, well, bravo. |
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Is there not an exquisite touch of domesticity in the cat, who basks impavid even in the septentrional snow. |
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In the same discourses, women are defined through domesticity where women are reduced to reproducers of race, nation or ethnic group. |
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The whole package amounts to a curious blend of high power and domesticity which she hopes will win over doubters. |
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Nor is it merely that their absorption into domesticity makes functional sense in a commercial and industrial society. |
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As for domesticity, it ages one rapidly, and distracts one's mind from higher things. |
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Even in the most affectionate representations, he must be reformed and reclaimed by society and domesticity by play's end. |
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True womanhood emphasized the qualities of piety, purity, maternity, submissiveness, virtue, and domesticity. |
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Middle-class models of domesticity gradually spread into both the working classes and aristocratic elites. |
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I meet this unlikely pair at Bertram's Longfellow home, a Xanadu of domesticity that she shares with her husband. |
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The nineteenth century cult of domesticity located its origin in this revolutionary development. |
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So, she hid her femininity behind demureness, read her poems with eyes downcast and scuttled back to the safe haven of domesticity. |
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Her process-based work incorporates ephemeral traces of domesticity with feminist art practice. |
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A more sympathetic reading of the trend toward domesticity would see it as a desperate last stand in the face of powerlessness. |
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All may not be hearts and flowers in her version of domesticity, but neither is she making heavy-handed comments about drudgery. |
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No amount of break-room drip-coffee could quite approach the comforting domesticity of this roundly stout, spouted little object. |
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Women are her main protagonists and she places emphasis on the closed domesticity of an interior female world. |
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After the war, she settled down to an uneasy domesticity with Penrose and their son. |
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She sighs loudly, at me and my domesticity or something else, I'm not sure. |
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Zoning's legal defense relied upon the same faith in middle-class domesticity that supported municipal housekeeping. |
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Also, some temperance advocates blamed women's lack of domesticity for their men's drinking. |
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In contrast to the perception of fire as a threat to the city, the controlled fire has a central role in ideas of domesticity and community. |
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They convey a message about women and domesticity, and challenge the notions of craft art vs. high art. |
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The separation of childbearing from domesticity leads to a need for extended families, which are primarily cognate kin groups. |
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In the 1950s its columns reflected the popular resurgence of domesticity and traditional values, to which it added regular coverage of the British royal family. |
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Stable domesticity is loaded with virtues: security, warmth, mutual support. |
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Contemporary design, while admirable for its sense of cheerful modernity, needs to be careful to retain the essential element of warm domesticity. |
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Tolstoy tried to mix domesticity and family life, but he would come downstairs after writing and see his family playing and his eyes would well up. |
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This respected firm's contribution to local architecture is surely without equal, and they have turned many a wild space into a haven of domesticity. |
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In the interwar era masculinity was defined principally in terms of a man's ability to support a family, rather than his independence from domesticity. |
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She gave up a promising movie career for a life of domesticity. |
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Soon, both couples have children, and settle into neighbourly domesticity. |
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The family gathers in front of the house, the mother in her wasp-waisted dress a picture of 1950s domesticity as she repeatedly leads a child down the walk. |
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Stewart's updated version of 1950s domesticity assumed every corner of one's home was to be manicured, appraised and surveilled. |
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Whether at home, in the garden or at leisure, these representations of girlhood emphasized virtue, natural innocence and domesticity. |
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And as the reality of his return hits home and the question of whether to trust him looms large, the gang's cosy domesticity begins to unravel. |
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After about three years of madness, I met Grant, my husband, and I discovered domesticity. |
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They also illustrate the changes in food, consumerism, domesticity and advertising, as well as women's history. |
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When care work enters the public space of the market it is provided within the domesticity of the home by paid workers. |
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Its two central metaphysical notions, lyric and domesticity, are developed against the backdrop of systematic analysis. |
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The familiar, ugly struggle of life at a boarding school and dormitory was replaced with not just domesticity, but with refined living. |
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The cycle continues through generations as girls get raised toward primary domesticity while boys get raised toward being breadwinners. |
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For Abbas Akhavan the residency will be spent researching, making, and installing a series of work that deal with property and domesticity. |
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The period 1840-67 can be characterized as an age of domesticity in the history of Canadian women. |
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He points to scenes in the film that capture their domesticity in homes Dickens set up for Nelly and visited. |
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The Fantastic Four will always return to domesticity and the pleasures of inter-dimensional exploration. |
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They were guilelessly displaying the epitome of marital domesticity, today's version of the Wilde life. |
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One of the fundamental bases of the structural transformation and modernization of European life and society was the development of burgerliche domesticity. |
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Not only is he identified as a nurturing caretaker, but he literally refocuses our attention away from the politics of Chartism toward the concerns of domesticity. |
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The sample of the sound of milk being churned into butter takes on an eerie sound that is more like a pack of marching troopers than a regular act of rural domesticity. |
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Sustainabilya is ruled by Hestia, which takes care of domesticity, family and inhabitants, Hermes, which deals with commerce and Ceres, preparing the ground for plants. |
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Shelley emphasises domesticity, romance, family, sympathy, and compassion in the lives of her subjects. |
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There is a strong creative aspect to homemaking, and it can offer rare personal satisfaction to people who channel their creative instincts into domesticity. |
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Rajini�s loneliness is further compounded by dreary domesticity and an endless routine of cooking, cleaning the two-bedroom house, taking care of her three-year-old daughter, shopping and going to the bank. |
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Normality, domesticity, ease, in the blazing Arizona desert. |
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In Perkin Warbeck, Shelley's other historical novel, Lady Gordon stands for the values of friendship, domesticity, and equality. |
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The cosy scenes of working-class domesticity are filled with period detail, from the tin bath in front of the coal fire and the outside lavatory in the backyard to the baby's sturdy black perambulator. |
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Travel may bring on a longing for home, family, and domesticity, a longing so acute that even mundane objects such as dish towels can make us feel lonely and wistful. |
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She inserted romantic anecdotes of his benevolence, domesticity, and love of the natural world. |
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Only local middle-class women, a very small, predominantly English group, followed the pattern of withdrawing into domesticity during this period. |
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Here domesticity could prosper, oblivious of the pervasive regimentation beyond. |
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In his new photographs, Zaki negotiates the chill, even noir aspects of Los Angeleno domesticity. |
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So the book divides itself between feel-good, supercozy moments of domesticity and the scientific experiment in which Mr. May became a guinea pig. |
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