What if all the interoffice intercourse is making things more confusing than your actual job?
In the wake of foreclosures and bank failures, all circulation, trade, interaction — the intercourse of economic life — had nearly ground to a halt.
It leads to the primal basis of all social intercourse, to the man whose example defines individuality … the Ego recognises itself in the other human being in the saying, 'This is you.'" Jünger was one of the authors the French writer Sylvain Tesson took on his own retreat into the forest, spending six months in a one-room cabin in the frozen Siberian wilderness.
But "Maple and Vine," which had its premiere at the Humana Festival of New American Plays this spring, cleverly intimates that all social intercourse, in the 1950s or today, is founded on our assumptions that people will stick to their defined roles.
A lingering problem with this book, however, is that Mr. Epstein has chosen to view all social intercourse through the prism of snobbery.
Such descriptions are often cited by Dworkin's critics, interpreting the book as claiming "all" heterosexual intercourse is rape, or more generally that the anatomical mechanics of sexual intercourse make it intrinsically harmful to women's equality.
Later that same month, when President Juarez ordered the governor to "cease all intercourse with the Confederate States, under whatever circumstances," Vidaurri refused, saying that he could not risk crippling the commerce in his region.
Of all unprotected intercourse acts in the past 3 months, 88.6% occurred in seroconcordant partnerships (Figure 2b).
In describing the difference between celibate ("single, unmarried") and chaste, I held that the latter meant "to deny all sexual intercourse".
