Ms Gee, an Australian-born assistant professor of English at Princeton University, writes well about sex and is excellent at parsing the emotions that rage behind the masks.
I like writing that takes an expansive approach to time, slowing time down to allow for the parsing of these emotions, the examination of passing impulses.
She also has the acuity to sit inside an emotion and parse it.
This production parses jealousy into an emotion that's not only sexual but also infinitely wistful and thwarted.
One of Horizon's more recent investments included a stake in Affectiva, which has developed a technology for reading people's emotions automatically and parsing that into information that can be used to figure out all sorts of things, such as how content "reads" in different parts of the world, or whether an ad is having the effect that the brand wanted.
It is an emotion detection system meant to parse not the meanings of people's words, but the intonations of their voices.
From then on, the Democratic nomination fight sometimes took on the feel of one of those contentious diversity workshops, with every word parsed for its racial undertone and every emotion rising to the surface.
Woodruff, too, breaks down and defines what he calls the five kinds of theater ("mimetic," "everyday," "extreme," "art" and "theater of presence"), or parses the four requirements of an engaging emotion, or sets forth the five "defeaters" for claims to art, or describes the four elements of good plot design, and so on.
The emotion was so free and the parsing of complex stagings so discerning that I guessed it could only be the work of a very experienced hand.
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