I used the voice of George Lenhart in "Fundamentals" as a way of distancing myself from the material, and because I wanted to have an outsider tell the story; the male voice seemed better suited to that cool, alienated perspective.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I used the voice of George Lenhart in "Fundamentals" as a way of distancing myself from the material, and because I wanted to have an outsider tell the story; the male voice seemed better suited to that cool, alienated perspective.
Wood loves the forked consciousness, the immigrant's delight in refreshing the English language's possibilities — Nabokov and Hemon's taste for the oddly pronged adjective or the "enraptured and faintly alienated" perspective of Joseph O'Neill's Dutch narrator of "Netherland," who sees New York as a "garbage of light".
This centrist perspective alienated S.D.S.'s militants, including a future leader of the Weathermen, who warned him, "We are not frustrated liberals, Carl.
The show's broad sympathies, its willingness to explore every perspective, have alienated some viewers: some were unwilling to get inside the head of Healy, the bigoted white male counsellor; others, especially some African-American female viewers, saw Poussey's death as trauma porn.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the same research that reportedly found that Hasselbeck's conservative perspective was alienating some viewers also found that co-host Joy Behar's liberal stances were not sitting well with audiences.
This perspective not only alienates the older and more experienced but it also does not provide for the basic human needs to be in community and to feel secure.
When a religion ceases to speak from God's perspective, it divides from God and alienates its followers.
An alternate perspective, propounded by Mol 5 and others, argues that rather than being alienated by high-tech medical procedures, patients, as well as practitioners, enlist their outputs both to manage their perceptions of themselves and their ailments, and to influence their treatment.
It grew ever clearer to me that, without this general perspective, even the purest scientific research would suffer, inasmuch as, by alienating itself from the various and lively cultural developments going on, it would be condemned to the dryness which afflicts a plant shut up in a cellar without sunlight (Felix Klein, 1923).
But she then developed a very existential perspective on what she experienced, and I think she got why she felt so alienated.
