Moore's war drawings, which used pastels in contrasting hues to highlight the psychological effects of alienation and devastation, are almost as famous as his monumental sculpture.
Like most of McGregor's work, the overwhelming effect is that of alienation; the dancers collide, grapple briefly, but inevitably, as Yeats intoned in the aftermath of World War I, "the centre cannot hold /..
This calls for designing appropriate strategies and regulatory frameworks to harness the potential economic opportunities from J. curcas cultivation, while protecting the environment and rural communities from the adverse effects of land alienation from the mainstream agriculture for J. curcas cultivation at the expense of traditional crops.
It was perhaps the first time that I really felt the intended effect of Brecht's "alienation" and, contrary to expectation, despite being a thought-led process, the effect was one you felt in your gut.
The film's procedure intuits his numbness to some degree, but partly operates as a kind of alienation effect.
But it couldn't have done so without its participation in the ironic rhetoric of hipster culture, which produces a kind of alienation effect--in a massive ensemble happening--that marks a model for theater now.
This renders it unnecessary to deal with the question raised as to the effect of an agreement for alienation made after entry and before commutation.
Vivre sa vie saw the most thorough application to the cinema of the alienation effect of Bertolt Brecht's newly fashionable epic theatre, combining cinematic melodrama and detached social analysis to examine the career of Nana, a beautiful Parisian prostitute (Godard's wife Anna Karina).
I was particularly struck by the alienation effect of seeing you and not-you (a la Brecht) in the Fred Phelps scene.
He comments upon the "alienation effect" of killing off the "apparent center of the film" with which spectators had identified.
