What that has meant this year is a trailer-park sensibility, embraced with and without irony, that has taken hold among postcollegiate society in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles, in Brooklyn and on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
The lineage of the alt right itself can be traced back at least a decade further, to the "South Park Conservative" sensibility that emerged during the 2000s: As co-creator Matt Stone said, "I hate conservatives but I really fucking hate liberals".
And Janeites will never admit that three of the six novels are comparative weaklings (I mean "Sense and Sensibility," "Mansfield Park," and "Persuasion").
What gives the park a truly contemporary sensibility, however, is the way Mr. Van Valkenburgh connects his design to the surrounding city and its infrastructure.
Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility are the other two titles that will be adapted as part of the Harper Collins project, one of several attempts to adapt or continue Austen's works.
We are also the proud possessors of a few versions of Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility, and even the wonderfully quirky Lost in Austen.
Despite its lurid plot, "Glory" has been largely rendered in a single shade of gray, shaped by that spare, cold-eyed sensibility common to Court TV documentaries and laconic trailer-park fiction.
"The sensibility is more Park Avenue or Central Park West," Ms. Manuche said of the open kitchen and living room.
"The Complete Jane Austen" — which adds to the adaptation bank new productions of "Northanger Abbey" (to be shown on Sunday; check local listings); "Mansfield Park" (Jan . 27; and "Sense and Sensibility" (scheduled for the spring) — will obviously give them a lot more to talk about, even if it fails to supply haute beefcake.
Bernal Heights is a unique San Francisco neighborhood, known for its progressive sensibility and the bald park on the top of its hill.
The first English-language production from Oldboy director Park Chan-wook, Stoker fits Mansell's sensibility.
