A student who works at "a sort of transdisciplinary architecture studio" said, "Can I ask, at the risk of jumping the gun, about sublimation and perversion?" "I think I'd rather stick to the text for now," Kluchin said.
There were no images of perversion.
Impatient readers risk taking away from the book only those passages where he is at his simplest — moments of political pique, for instance, where he rails against "the case histories of perversion that pass for modern literature and theater".
The science of perversion is decades behind the rest of the field.
"There are hints of perversion, unspeakable acts, not just of elegance and style".
"Syro" itself is a kind of perversion, simply because it is so comfortable with the pleasurable.
Filled with feisty women and cowering men, "Pieta" twists human emotions into pretzels of perversion.
His trial was indeed a case of perversion, but of justice, not domestic staff.
I dreamed how it would fit between the dream ribs of my angel of perversion.
Those were kid shows, but with layers of perversion in them.
He added: "The single most difficult thing we have to face today — and we face it still — is the risk of this new type of terrorism and extremism based on an ideological perversion of the faith of Islam combined with technology that allows them to kill people on a large scale.
