Foucault wrote about the "corporeal gaze" of Velázquez himself, which creates "a condition of pure reciprocity" between painting and viewer.
A license for directors could be granted by each state with full reciprocity between states.
Mr. Hanson's newer works are formally more ambitious, but they lack the poetic reciprocity between inspiration and results.
The result is an engaging reciprocity between the old and the new, the familiar and the fresh.
What I found on looking closely at the Attlee period was an extraordinary reciprocity between theatre and society.
The environment in turn exerts an influence on the individual, requiring a process of reciprocity between person and environment.
The building is a powerful thing and so is the life it contains: the ideal was a robust reciprocity between the two.
Thus, the daily cult was a state concern, whose function was to maintain reciprocity between the human and the divine, largely in isolation from the people.
By applying his radical new language in its tryout stage to time-tested Neo-Classical genres and dance forms, Schoenberg created a work in which there is a bracing reciprocity between old and new.
I went into academia thinking that there'd be constant reciprocity between my scholarship and my creative work, but found that doing one always turned my mind into the sort of tool that was badly suited to doing the other.
A major thrust of the dyadic treatment is to work directly with the mother in order to re-establish basic trust and, through the intervention of the therapist, establish and maintain reciprocity between mother and child.
