| And Ariane also talks about maximum interiority combined with maximum exteriority in the actors. |
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| The nation at the end of history is a signifying space without margins, and without exteriority, a homogenous domain of the same. |
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| Marxism is Jameson's privileged hermeneutic by virtue of its breadth and its resolute exteriority to postmodernism. |
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| For them performance and exteriority are central to their self-presentation, far more so than any lyrical message. |
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| It is also the point of reference for a spatial politics that guides our differentiation between interiority and exteriority, immediate environment and wider culture. |
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| The person is led beyond pure exteriority and is touched by deeper dimensions of reality, which become visible to him. |
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| One recalls Roland Barthes's formulation of photographic exposure of being posed in exteriority and becoming a specter in sitting for a photograph. |
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| Liquidity, however, implies maintaining a distance and is synonymous with exteriority. |
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| According to Henry, life can never be seen from the exterior, as it never appears in the exteriority of the world. |
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| The instability of the content shown on these electronic surfaces gives rise to a superficiality and exteriority in a process of constant renewal. |
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| Henry's thought led him to a reversal of Husserl's phenomenology, which acknowledges as phenomenon only the appearance of the world, or the exteriority. |
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| Being there, in balance with interiority and exteriority, concentrated and aware of the present without anticipating the next movement or what follows next. |
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| As such each body, male or female, is the unity of exteriorising interiority and interiorising exteriority. |
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| To the writer, the painter is a fortunate alter ego, an embodiment of the sensuality and exteriority that he has abjured to pursue his invisible, odorless calling. |
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| But her anecdotes and online surveys don't go deep enough, and her eagerness to get on with the business of diagnosing a cultural ill lends a kind of glibness and exteriority to her project. |
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| In the end, this independence can be expressed by one word: exteriority. |
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| It requires us to overcome a widespread pragmatism and a sterile exteriority that leads one to forget the theological life of faith, hope and charity. |
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| The first, an expressive interrogation, recites in the positive an ancient line that situates the subject in a sphere of belonging, depicted from the negative exteriority of the plurality of other people. |
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| In the West, the body is enhanced and showed in and for exteriority. |
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| The assessment of the board of directors offered by the doctrine of shareholder value is paradoxical in that it advocates an increasing exteriority for this internal mode of control. |
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| A constant technical challenge, this music never, however, lapses into exteriority and puts its virtuoso surge at the service of sombre, restrained energy. |
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| The conceptual link between transcendence and otherness, captured so deftly by the Rubaiyat, lies at the heart of Emmanual Levinas' treatment of exteriority. |
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