And, having found a way in "The Rainbow" and "Women in Love" to dramatize the lives of his characters at a level where aggression and desire face off in a kind of primitive incandescence, he was duly credited as a technical innovator.
He said that Iraq was filled with "semiliterate, primitive monkeys," said white men deserved credit for "creating civilization" and questioned President Barack Obama's identity as a black man.
Tokyo--A Japanese archaeologist has stunned colleagues by admitting that he planted primitive stone tools at a dig so his team could get credit for discovering the oldest stone artifacts in Japan.
In short, credit can feel like Monopoly money — fake — in the primitive part of our brains.
How primitive they were compared with today, when we can buy and sell credit default swaps on mezzanine tranches of collateralized debt obligations with a phone call or mouse click, from a yacht floating in the Caribbean.
A picture of an Alaskan mask in The Arts last Monday, with an article about a museum of primitive art that is being built in Paris, was published in error and carried an erroneous credit.
It took the human society a few thousand years to evolve from the barter economy to the credit based economy, while it only took less than three decades for Internet finance from primitive e-commerce transactions to credit-product based electronic transactions.
Credit the director, Kunal Kohli, for the old-fashioned simplicity of his storytelling, if not for his primitive sexual politics.
If Ms. Denis's fascination with the primitive and sensual shares little with Mr. Resnais's elegant puzzles, his elusive brand of high modernism deserves credit for laying the groundwork for "Beau Travail" and "The Intruder".
A Dutch lensmaker named Hans Lippershey gets credit for designing and patenting the first telescope in 1608, though it's possible that Vikings made primitive versions as far back as the 10th century.
