I like artists who push the boundaries of their work and go beyond a strict category, and that's what I think Pina Bausch did well, in terms of the way she uses human emotion in the work, and also movement and the kinds of dancers.
There were six categories, ranging from the most lenient Category A (including non-semi-automatic rimfire rifles, air rifles, and paintball guns), through to the strict Category H (handguns available to security guards and target shooters), and the almost-completely-restricted Category R/E (rocket launchers, flame throwers, machine guns).
His anxiety pointed to "the really strict categories we have, where we marginalize certain kinds of readers and celebrate others".
Until we stop dividing women into strict categories of nice versus naughty, our sexuality will continue to be taboo — only expressed in extreme and specific arenas, like Halloween.
The main criticisms are that it medicalises normal behaviour and that the strict categories of mental illness it creates are increasingly at odds with what research suggests is actually going on in the brain.Both criticisms are ultimately about names.
Looking for a spouse through such strict criteria as caste or subcaste, graduate degrees or even lightness of complexion (common fields on most matrimonial sites) echoes the strict categories that traditional South Asian parents and marriage bureaus have used for centuries.
Ms. Prince became known as the founder of the transgender movement, and wrote copiously on the subject for science and sex research journals and conferences, irritating more than a few Casa Susanna graduates, who weren't comfortable with the politicizing of their issues, or the strict categories she created.
Speaking to the Reuters news agency, Perlmutter suggested that the strict categories that we use now for laptops and tablets will have less meaning as manufacturers over the next few years offer a wider range of mobile products, mixing and matching new features, performance and size.
Maybe it has something to do with all those years in the kitchen of Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif., and other restaurants, sorting the just-picked asparagus into strict categories: The perfect tight-budded spears were to be served whole; the less-than-stellar ones were chopped for a soup or sauté; the woody or sprouty specimens were ruthlessly rejected altogether.
At a time when race relations are constructed, if not understood, in binary and bipolar extremes of black and white, how do you see multiraciality fitting within these strict categories?
But in a sign that Apple isn't quite sure what to do with pics outside its strict categories, "That" and Studio411′s content are being sold in iTunes TV section at $1.99, instead of in the feature film section, where most pics are $9.99.
