The angry young man of British ballet, he was fascinated by psychological abnormality, the effects of war and revolution, intense sexuality and outsiders.
It is generally understood that with expanding populations world calorie production will have to double by 2050, but no one quite knows how to achieve this given that the major impact of the "green revolution" (intense application of fertilizers, herbicides and improved seeds) has already reached dangerously diminishing returns.
For Scurr, Robespierre's intense identification with the revolution remains sincere and credible, even if the actions this led to are not morally justifiable.
The dreamy, protracted love scenes in "Norwegian Wood" recall that now quaint era near the peak of the sexual revolution when intense young love fired the collective imagination with envy, prurience and awe.
Relations between Iran and Britain have gone through several stages of intense crisis since the revolution of 1979 and again after Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwa against the British writer, Salmon Rushdie, when relations were cut.
The new technological revolution, a subject of intense debate both in China and abroad, is intimately related to the electronics industry's development, and should be given full attention.
Furthermore, this morphological evolutionary trend occurred during the most intense phase of the "Devonian nekton revolution" [ 79].
Mario, of the generation that had lived -- and fought -- through the revolution, has an earnest and intense patriotism.
This 'sexual revolution' in games has generated intense scrutiny of the games industry by political watchdog groups and family-oriented organizations.
CEO pay more than doubled in the 1990s thanks to a combination of a roaring stockmarket and intense competition for talent.Mr Dorff thinks that this revolution rested on the flimsiest intellectual foundations.
