"Sometimes the level of disinterest is astounding," said Carol Webb, another violinist.
He does this by setting up, by an act of creative imagination, a spectator, an other who, qua spectator, is at a distance from him.The point about the distance is that it creates the possibility of disinterest or impartiality, but it is still necessary to ask how disinterest or impartiality is achieved if it is the agent himself who imagines the spectator into existence.
This point resolves the problem being raised, as Bourdieu's conception of disinterest is a form, mode or style of interest invested with a particular sort of symbolic capital.
It isn't only that he often inserts himself into his films, disdaining any pretense of disinterest and thereby forcing the focus to return to the same point of origin: namely himself.
Beatty, an Atlantic Monthly editor, makes no pretense of disinterest.
The police, according to Kali-Horvath, adopted an attitude of disinterest towards Romany crime.
"It's not a question of disinterest or a lack of commitment".
Such an environment can create a culture of disinterest unless monetary handouts are involved.
But then, confuse her with a putdown or two — "IOD's" (Indicators of Disinterest).
The masses, especially in the Arab world, have suffered decades of disinterest, marginalisation and humiliation.
Following centuries of disinterest, Alfred, Lord Tennyson revived the Arthurian legend with his 1832 poem The Lady of Shalott.
