Suggestions of appropriate improvement tips per type of activity were listed on the back of the peer feedback form (e.g. search for contradictions in the discussion and express these contradictions).
But the reason we care about these works is not that they express irreconcilable contradictions or exile.
"The difference is that novelists are interested in narratives that mirror life, narratives that express conflicting empathies, that express the contradictions of what it means to be human, that express emotions, psychology.
Just as the visual arts exploded into a chaos of experiment and revolt, generating numerous styles and "isms," so the theatre seized upon a variety of sources to express the contradictions of the new age.
Other writers, directors, and artists were also concerned with the development of the grotesque at that time, but Meyerhold's productions of the Blok play and of Andreyev's Life of Man (1906) were high points, representative of a line of theatrical work that utilizes mixed forms in the theatre to express the contradictions and inconsistencies of life.
But the real peach of a performance comes from Yul Vázquez, of the original New York cast, as Cousin Julio, whose air of scented chivalry exactly expresses the contradictions at the heart of Guirgis's astonishing play.
What was necessary — and this was an additional departure from orthodox Marxism, for which all art was simply a reflection of economic relations — was genuine art, art that expressed the contradictions of life under capitalism without attempting spuriously to "harmonize" them.
And he makes frequent acute observations that will save instructors who use this book a good deal of time and explanation, as when he remarks of Tacitean characterization that, "since he could not easily explain ambiguities, they are expressed as contradictions" (104).
The Monks say their music is a collective soul effort that at times expresses the contradictions between the four men.
Newton had a way of making both his subjects and his viewers complicit in the images' sexual innuendo, or as Annenberg put it: "If Newton's work was controversial, I believe it's because he expressed the contradictions within all of us, and particularly within the women he photographed so beautifully: empowerment mixed with vulnerability, sensuality tempered by depravity".
