"Medieval Sensation and Modern Aesthetics: Aquinas, Adorno, Chaucer". The Minnesota Review 80 (2013): 145-580
A recent study reported on a case of extruded endodontic materials with ensuing altered sensation, where modern endodontic surgery enabled the removal of the irritating extruded endodontic materials, proper root-end management, the elimination of the altered sensation and the preservation of the natural tooth (Rosen et al., 2017).
"Medieval Habit, Modern Sensation: Reading Manuscripts in the Digital Age". Chaucer Review 47.4 (April , 2013: 465-76; specissuessue on Medieval English Manuscripts: Form, Aesthetics, and the Literary Text, ed.
Memory is to modern sensation novelists what madness was to their Victorian forebears – an anxiety of the age, ripe for exploitation.
I fell in love with the quintessentially modern sensation of speech flowing from my fingers rather than my mouth, transmogrified into text at the speed of thought.
And taking advantage of this sensation is not a modern phenomenon.
Made on commission in 1991 for the collector Charles Saatchi, it is synonymous with the Y.B.A. art scene, from which descend, arguably and with some simplification, Mr. Saatchi's controversial "Sensation" exhibition, the Tate Modern, the Frieze Art Fair and the bustling London art market that the fair has fostered.
A book club reads "East of Eden," turns it into a modern-dance sensation.
To be be a modern-day sensation, the sport had to have a genuine hero -- or antihero, as Dale Earnhardt often seemed -- from its past.
Carson's science withstood attacks, and the book was a sensation, giving rise to the modern ecology movement.
Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.
