And so, today, ugly means evil, and the philosopher's conflation is complete.
We analyze the emotional arcs corresponding to complete books, and to limit the conflation of multiple core emotional arcs, we restrict our analysis to shorter books by selecting a maximum number of words when building our filter.
By the time McCain asks the crowd "Who is the real Barack Obama?" it's no surprise that someone cries out "Terrorist!" The rhetorical conflation of Obama with terrorism is complete.
"The conflation of crime and race is so complete that simply to say, 'I am afraid of criminals'; 'I want to make sure my community is safe'; 'I believe in public safety and security' is sufficient".
"The conflation of crime and race is so complete that simply to say, 'I am afraid of criminals'; 'I want to make sure my community is safe'; 'I believe in public safety and security' is sufficient". His book, "The Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America," was his attempt to identify the origins of the conflation of blackness and criminality.
The final offering of the theater's 2002-3 season -- the first under James Bundy, the new artistic director who took over last year -- the production completes a schedule that has included an all-male Latino "Taming of the Shrew" and "Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella," a conflation of Greek myth, Shakespeare and musical comedy.
The second republic, from 1993 to 2011, was dominated by Berlusconi and by his conflation of liberty with libertinism: he warped the country's democracy into a strange sort of videocracy, complete with showgirls in parliament and bunga-bunga at home.
This conflation is significant.
That conflation is dangerous.
And his trademark conflation of transparency and braggadocio remained: "What's the point of dressing tastefully if I'm going to act the complete opposite?" he asked in another post.
