"It's our only free emotion, the one that nobody can control".
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Of course, words get in the way too, but handled properly, he seems to be saying, they won't bring the smell-free, emotion-free white noise that has turned us into techno-zombies.
Fleck stresses that there is no thinking which is free from emotions: "There is only agreement or difference between feelings, and the uniform agreement in the emotions of a society is, in its content, called freedom from emotions" (1935a, II.4).
Through close reading of these works, students explore how existentialist writers grappled with the question of death; the nature of free will; emotions like boredom, disgust, and radical doubt; and the fate of the individual in a modernity marked by war, illogic, and absurdity.
Our task, of course, is to resolve the issue by constitutional measurement, free of emotion and of predilection.
But perhaps it is too free of emotion: the passions of the moment are described but never really imparted.
The debate today was rela tively free of emotion, in com parison with earlier issues such as abortion reform.
Mr. Cox delivers this famous set piece in a voice scraped free of emotion, as Aston recalls his increasing alienation and his enforced hospitalization as if describing a passage in someone else's life.
