Later that morning, after Arvin, a professor at Smith College, allowed five police investigators to enter his apartment, he felt "helpless," like "a mollusk without its shell," while the men seized his beefcake magazines, gay pornography, correspondence with lovers and sexually explicit diaries.
And sexual mores can only be pushed so far: a magazine sex columnist who wrote an explicit online diary eventually shut down her Web site under pressure.
The erotic significance of the loosely painted forms and elegant, fine black lines is often made explicit in such titles as The Diary of a Seducer (1945) and The Betrothal II (1947).
She sometimes referred to herself as a diarist, a role that became explicit when, in the mid-1970s, she began putting diary entries directly onto canvases sectioned into checkerboard-like grids.
Key questions were: should the diaries be pictorial or text, how explicit should the pictures be and would this be acceptable, which behaviours should they cover, how detailed should they be.
We combined geographically explicit ecological momentary assessment (GEMA) with an adapted travel diary-interview method.
(The diary entries included in the book are not explicit, Ms. Mu said).
The diary's keen lens is helplessly opaque to the diarist's explicit doom — and this opacity, replicated in young readers in particular, has led to shamelessness.
Although it's set in the late nineteenth century and is even more uproariously theatrical than the earlier film, "The Diary of a Chambermaid" 's antic masks give rise to more explicit, and angrier, political allusions.
In response, British officials began to circulate pages from diaries, purportedly written by Casement in 1903, 1910 and 1911, which chronicled in explicit terms his sexual relations with men.
