It's a question that Kechiche poses all the more paradoxically inasmuch as the dominant aspect of the movie is physical.
Even more paradoxically, at this moment of cultural constriction, English has suddenly blossomed into an immense, rebellious creativity in the hands of Indian writers, manifest in the explosion of literary talent from the subcontinent over the last 20 years.
Classic research has suggested that the more people doubt their own beliefs the more, paradoxically, they are inclined to proselytize in favor of them.
Croatia is on course to join in 2010 or 2011.Even more paradoxically, some of the countries keenest on admitting Serbia and others have voters who are the most alarmed by enlargement.
This is the squishy middle ground of self-exposure, in which the more we share about the depths of our own circumstance, the more (paradoxically) we connect.
Well, a wittier, more inventive and, paradoxically, a far less repetitive film than any number of others in which soldiers strap themselves into massive mechanised exosuits in order to battle digital alien invaders.
Paradoxically, a more democratic Iraq may also be a more repressive one; it may well be that a majority of Iraqis favor more curbs on professional women and on religious minorities.
Coupling sanctions with the threat of an attack may make them yet more convincing even if, paradoxically, an actual attack would lessen their force.The sanctions have become so tough, though, only because the world takes the risk of an Israeli attack seriously and it needs an alternative.
In one light, being the prodigal son portrayed in the communiqué makes him paradoxically a more likely heir apparent, in the eyes of the world if not the curia.
Finally, an important byproduct of concentrating on a single medium is, paradoxically, a more holistic understanding of the museum's multilimbed sprawl -- its layout, history and glories, as well as some of its gaps and oversights.
