Fellini has called La Strada "a complete catalogue of my entire mythological world, a dangerous representation of my identity that was undertaken with no precedent whatsoever".
Is not vice crowned with success, triumphant, and rewarded, and perhaps set off with wit and spirit, a dangerous representation?" In particular, Richardson is referring to novels of Fielding, his literary rival.
Ms. Heermann disobeyed a direct order because she saw the effect the book was having on her students -- many of whom are bused from poor and dangerous neighborhoods (I wonder what representation they have on the elected school board).
In addition to the tax increases on consumers, they both layer more regulatory burdens on small businesses and set a dangerous precedent for taxation without representation by extending collection duties and audit targets outside a state's own borders.
That language is giving a particular kind of knowledge to kids; that sex and representations of sex are dangerous and addicting and that they need to be seeking treatment or that they should be ashamed".
This puts the A.f.D. well over the five-per-cent threshold guaranteeing representation in the Bundestag a dangerous landmark.
One of the defining qualities of art is its implacability — its representation of violent and dangerous emotions, its ardor for and even embodiment of the negative, the destructive, the repugnant.
Its continued erasure of LGBTQ lives, when there is such clear potential for meaningful connection and representation, helps maintain a dangerous environment for queer people on a global scale.
On display here is his drawing "Isla Cimarrona" (1994), a rough representation of Cuba as a dangerous and forbidding place.
