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Rather than delineate, I was trying to efface them.
But for Khalid and Fakher and so many others, we leave behind dust, regret and loss, and no words to efface them.
As the father, Winfield plays a man balancing the wish to hold on to his dignity and pride with the occasional need to efface them for the good of his family.
(Baumbach delivers a fine touch about Josh's appearance changing on-camera over the course of the decade-long project — and Josh, rather than making use of the built-in time-capsule elements and their personal implications, chooses to efface them by re-shooting himself asking the questions he posed on-camera years ago).
(Baumbach delivers a fine touch about Josh's appearance changing on-camera over the course of the decade-long project and Josh, rather than making use of the built-in time-capsule elements and their personal implications, chooses to efface them by re-shooting himself asking the questions he posed on-camera years ago).
However, as Perniola's notion of ritual without myth illustrates, the functional repetitions of social interaction and technology do not disseminate differences, but efface them.
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Only the death of words effaces them from the text.
But the Minneapolis version, painted two years later, around 1666, even though representing the subsequent scene where Livy makes the most of the gathered witnesses, effaces them even more completely, picturing Lucretia in the deepest solitude as her lifeblood leaches away.
But it is also because Mr Tarantino, although he kills off goodies as well as baddies, works hard to efface sympathy for all of them.
Yet that's not the kind of rapidity with which Russell imbues the film; it's edited fast and it moves fast, but it does so to efface the transitions, not to emphasize them.
To efface your characters' individuality, to render them literally nameless, in a novel chronicling the systematic violation of identity: is this a shrewd act of mimesis or perhaps the cruelest irony of all?
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