Where Balanchine ballets are architectural constructions in space and time, "Dances" — a classic of 1960s nonhierarchical equality and intimacy — showed dancers responding to the space, to the music and to one another, becoming a community, summoning up a dreamlike kaleidoscope of feelings as the music (piano pieces by Chopin) proceeded like changes in the light.
Since respect addresses equality rather than intimacy, it offers no particular pleasure.
Being owned and ordered in sex and otherwise is about dominance, control and power, not intimacy, equality and real love.
Moving forward, Fine and Lieberman are focused on keeping up with Eva's demand and continuing to open a dialogue about sexual equality and heightening intimacy -- Cyborgs not allowed.
Intimacy requires equality; Stroman and Ockrent teamed up when both were in their artistic prime, and each had expertise to offer the other.
Intimacy requires equality; and Sawyer, who has her own constituency, checkbook, and clout, is in every way an equal to Nichols, whom she first met while waiting to board a Concorde flight from Paris.
The Theatre Awards UK honour the cream of regional theatre with Theatre Royal Bath's production In The Next Room, Sarah Ruhl's story about sex, intimacy and equality, named best new play.
They address each other by first names, a sign not just of unusual intimacy, but of equality - her intelligence and managerial skills more than compensating for his higher social status.
Shooting Reagan made him Foster's equal in celebrity — an equality that, in Hinckley's eyes, could make intimacy possible.
Comparisons can, and have, been made to fellow Brit Graham Norton, but there's also a suspiciously Oprah-like feel as well, an equality that invites a pillow-talk intimacy that is not the traditional late-night way.
Hence, a celebration of innovation and experimentation in intimacy and sexuality, in the context of mutualism and equality, is aligned with feminism, while competitive commercialised sex is not".
