LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
By David Rieff The New Yorker, September 4 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM BOSNIA about the current situation in Bosnia (formerly of Yugoslavia), including the fall of Srebrenica and the intensifying feelings of hatred the Bosnians now direct toward an impotent West and the United Nations.
I could try to bury these intensifying feelings and somehow power through a growing depression, day by day, for the rest of my life.
To some, this "Aida" is proof that formality can intensify feeling by containing it.
The customer enters this type of relationship to intensify feelings of self-worth.
A CBS special that will show videotape shot inside the towers and is scheduled for Sunday promises to intensify feelings.
Schemes to flood the rural Transvaal with British settlers yielded only a trickle, and, worse yet, compulsory Anglicization of education only intensified feelings of Afrikaner nationalism.
They also found that larger group-based inequalities, including differential opportunities for advancement of various social groups, can intensify feelings of envy and frustration directed against those who are privileged.
And, as with blacks in Ferguson, it has intensified feelings among Hispanics that they remain second-tier residents, despite their deep roots here, defined by the many Latino shops that now dominate the main thoroughfare, Lewis Street.
What Benjamin wrote about cities in newspaper essays in the 1920s and early 1930s, as well as in his book about 19th-century Paris, The Arcades Project, remains fascinating and instructive, and not just because he was one of the first thinkers to suggest that urban living intensified feelings of isolation and atomisation.
