This stuff couldn't be written, and it's invigorating to hear a different voice on stage: not of crafted artistry but of the performers' subconscious, not set free exactly, but let exuberantly loose on a long leash.
In Spanish keyboard tablature (called cifras, "numbers"), each line of the staff represented a different voice part of the music.
With her intensity and propensity for threats, it's safe to say that Maya would've offered a very different "voice of a generation" as Hannah.
It was quite a different voice from that of the black notebook, an antidote, even.
Gilligan, Carol, "In a Different Voice: Women's Conceptions of Self and of Morality", Harvard Educational Review, 47(4), 481-519771977.
And in "Bloodmobile," each verse is sung by a different voice representing a function of the cardiovascular system (delivery of oxygen and food, delivery of hormonal messages, counteraction of infections, and disposal of waste), clearly delineating these diverse roles.
When her marriage to Ted Turner was unraveling two years ago, Jane Fonda pulled out her copy of "In a Different Voice," the famous 1982 study of gender and moral reasoning by the feminist psychologist Carol Gilligan.
"When I wrote 'In a Different Voice,' I realized most of the studies that had been done at the time were done with all-male samples," Ms. Gilligan said.
Three decades ago this year, Carol Gilligan, a psychologist at Harvard, wrote the landmark book In A Different Voice outlining her study of how moral reasoning develops in boys and girls.
